
About this episode
In our wide ranging conversation, we cover the building of the initial product and finding product market fit, building a remote team while travelling, the pro's and cons of being as transparent as they are, and much more!
Joel's journey is an inspiring one, and there are lots of lessons to be learned from the path that Buffer took to success. Joel is incredibly humble, intelligent and honest and it was a pleasure to hear him discuss his business.
Find joel on Twitter: @joelgascoigne
Check out his personal blog at joel.is
And if you haven't already, check out buffer.com and make your social media scheduling a breeze!
Also check out his book recommendation: Joy at Work by Dennis Bakke.
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