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Product management practices, developed before the COVID-19 pandemic, are shifting to account to distributed hybrid and work-from-home teams.

Remote Tools : The pandemic has transformed workforce management and that led to the emergence of the Distributed Workforce Model.

Atlassian announced this month it will pay $975 million to acquire Loom, the asynchronous video platform — its latest move to shape the future of distributed work.

The latest moves by the two tech giants highlight the differing opinions about how to approach hybrid and distributed work. What's right for your company?

The hybrid workplace is really the old normal. People worked remotely pre-pandemic. The difference is now it's almost everyone.

The shift to remote work has some employees feeling less connected to one another and, by extension, to their companies. Is that a problem?

The good news about hybrid work is that it’s made many employees happier and more productive. The bad news is that it’s done the same for hackers.

Dropbox CEO Drew Houston '05 discussed his experience leading the company through the pandemic, as well as the accelerated shift to distributed work, during a fireside chat hosted by the MIT Schwarzman College of Computing.

If you work for a company, how would you evaluate its attitudes towards distributed work as we exit from the pandemic?