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Sarah Chen, Head of People at Distributed Co., joins us to unpack why hybrid models are failing, what async-first companies get right, and how to build culture when your team spans 12 time zones. Plus: the one tool she can't live without.
“The companies winning at remote aren't trying to recreate the office — they've built something entirely new.”
“Culture isn't pizza Fridays. It's how you handle disagreements at 2 AM across three time zones.”
“If your meeting could have been a Loom, you just stole an hour from twelve people.”
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Title: Why Hybrid Work Is Failing (And What to Do Instead) | Sarah Chen Tags: remote work, async, distributed teams, future of work
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