
About this episode
Starting in academia, Tammy shifted to Ed tech and began her own business consulting. She then saw the gap in education and training related to remote work, and she has been building Workplaceless to fill that gap.
Tammy is a true pro, and had some quality insights about remote work culture, communication and major pain points related to managing and building remote teams. What I really enjoyed about our conversation, however, was how genuine Tammy is. Her best advice: “Not taking yourself too seriously” is one of my favorites, and I think isn’t heeded as much in business and entrepreneurship.
Check out workplaceless.com and check out their wonderful remote work training options!
Follow Tammy on twitter: @TammyBjelland
Tammy’s book she would make everyone read: “Behold the Dreamers” by Imbolo Mbue
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