
The company behind WordPress.com, run as a fully remote team.
From Matt Mullenweg's rule, via Sam Corcos
Matt Mullenweg's rule: be as async as possible, but not more. Sam Corcos took Mullenweg's line about Automattic's remote work and applied it at Levels. Work stays asynchronous by default, with a limit.
One practical consequence: when two people are out of alignment, get on a call right away instead of continuing to trade written messages.
Matt Mullenweg's line to be as async as possible, but not more, shaped Levels' approach. When two people are out of alignment, get on a call right away.
Matt Mullenweg's rule: be as async as possible, but not more. Sam Corcos took Mullenweg's line about Automattic's remote work and applied it at Levels. Work stays asynchronous by default, with a limit.
One practical consequence: when two people are out of alignment, get on a call right away instead of continuing to trade written messages.
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