0220 - The Extreme Digital Nomad (TEDN) - Roland Tritsch

Our hosts are Laksh Sharma and Wassym Nait OubihiToday we’re talking with Roland Tritsch, a software craftsman/engineer/architect/manager, about founding, sustaining, and growing local/remote work environments for globally distributed software teams.·       To start, we love your website The Extreme Digital Nomad (TEDN), can you tell us about the meaning behind the title?·       So, we are studying global outsourcing and offshoring in digital industry across a range of dimensions of closeness and distance, like cultural, linguistic, political, geographic... Should we think of the virtual/physical as a dimension in its own right? ·       Talk about the pluses and minuses for both in-office work and work-from-home…·       How do you think about organising for remote work? [pod, hub, tribe, squad…]·       Let’s take a new-hire, fresh out of college. How do they start and grow their career as a remote worker?·       Isn’t it this a recipe for “lonely, wired and tired?” How do you build-in personal well-being…Okay, we’ll end there. Thank you for finding the time to talk to us today. Notes, further reading:Roland’s website and blog: https://tedn.life/Distances - Know them. Manage them. – (link)Hub-First vs. Remote-First vs. Pod-First – (link)Hybrid Work: Surprising Lessons from Gen Z, Brian Elliott on MIT Sloan Management Review – (link)The interview team: Laksh Sharma, Shi Li, Songhao Liu, Wassym Nait Oubihi.Extra Podcasts:The Story of Software episode with Roland Tritsch, Sr. Director of Engineering, Community https://www.zartis.com/podcasts-story-of-software/74-remote-working/AcknowledgementsMusic Title: Voltaic FluctuationsArtist: Ben PruntySource:  https://www.benpruntymusic.com/License: Non-transferable license. Permission granted by Ben PruntyCover Art Title: Complex photo collageArtist: Allen HigginsSource: podcast-Roland.pptxLicense: CC BY-NC-SA 4.0Podcast LicenseDesign Talk (dot IE) CC BY-NC-SA 4.0 The license can be viewed at https://creativecommons.org/licenses/by-nc-sa/4.0By taking part you give permission for your voice to be recorded, for the recording to be edited, and for it to be posted and published as a podcast. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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