Hosted by Andrew Silberman and Dan Nestle · 🇺🇸 US · EN · 11 episodes
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Whether you’re a remote work warrior or one of the remote-by-circumstance millions who set up a home office over the last year, you’re a trailblazer. Because let’s face it, remote work isn’t remotely defined. But fear not, you’re not the only one who’s had it up to here with Zoom. Join Andrew Silberman and Dan Nestle as they take a practical and funny approach to many of the challenges we face in this evolving world of working at home—to help you get a GRIP on remote work.
Andrew Silberman and Dan Nestle hosts Remote Work Companion, a business show with 11 episodes published.
The season's final episode 10, "Balance," starts out with a teeter-totter image, and then they dig deep into the whole concept of work-life balance in the world of remote work. This is another one filled with laughter an
Episode 9's about "how to avoid Zoomicide," the one chapter of Andrew's book that gave Zoom's head of international pause. While Dan and Andrew are not psychological counselors and are not talking violence, they do discu
Episode 8's all about whether and when to turn your camera on or off during a video meeting. In this very practical episode ("duct tape effects!"), the boys share their frustrations and cross-cultural experiences related
In Episode 7, "Action!" Remote Work Companion's co-hosts Dan and Andrew look at the different roles we play when presenting ourselves on screen. Are we actors? Whether we are in the movies or just watching them, we are a
"Screened Out" Andrew & Dan combat fatigue and the ill effects of spending so much time online. They explore different solutions to the challenges we're all facing. They look at physical, mental, and emotional tools to h
In Episode 5, "Essential Reading and a Forgotten Skill." This one is all about "who is essential" and how we can improve perhaps the most important Remote Work skill: Listening. Are you essential? YES. Can you improve "t
In Episode 4, "Zoom In," Dan and Andrew discuss how to "make yourself look better" on web conferences. Not only how to look better but where to look. Are you presenting your best self on camera? As Dan says early on, "No
In our third Remote Companion episode, "Clarify," will help you and your message stand out when you're working remotely. You'll gain a few techniques and learn some Venician history along the way. Both our co-hosts are "
In our second Remote Companion episode, "Distract," Dan & Andrew explore how to both deal with and reduce distractions. They get a little into psychometrics, share many laughs as well as strategies that can help even the
In this first episode, Andrew & Dan introduce the Remote Work Companion Podcast, explain what it's all about, and dig deeper into what "Remote" work is and the challenges and opportunities offered by working remotely. As
Whether you’re a remote work warrior or one of the remote-by-circumstance millions who set up a home office over the last year, you’re a trailblazer. Because let’s face it, remote work isn’t remotely defined. But fear no
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Remote Work Companion is hosted by Andrew Silberman and Dan Nestle. The show is categorised under Business (Careers) and has published 11 episodes.
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