As many teams were thrust into working from home in early 2020, they didn’t have much experience or many resources for planning projects as remote employees.
Today, remote, hybrid, and distributed teams remain the norm, but now many of us project managers and our teams have better experience planning and running projects remotely.
If you’re new to working on a remote first or virtual team, this article is meant to speed up the learning curve so you can learn from the challenges and opportunities of previous remote projects.
