Remote collaboration that actually works
Clear briefs, short loops and the right tools: how to get great work from someone you have never met.
Most remote projects that fail do so in the first week, not the last. The fix is a better start.
Write a one-page brief
What you need, why, by when, and what done looks like. One page forces you to choose.
Agree on a rhythm
A short weekly call and written updates in between beat daily meetings every time.
Share early, share often
Ask to see work at 30%, not 90%. Changing direction early is cheap; late, it is expensive.
