Remote Communication (Definition & Key Principles)
Remote communication is the exchange of information through async and digital channels used by distributed teams.
What Is Remote Communication?
Remote communication covers all written, verbal, and async interactions that replace office-based conversations in distributed teams.
Core Principles
- Default to async when possible
- Use clear, structured writing
- Provide context in every message
- Document decisions and changes
Why It Matters
- Reduces misunderstandings
- Improves collaboration across time zones
- Supports deep work and fewer meetings
Related Terms
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Async work allows teams to collaborate without needing to be online at the same time.
- Distributed Team
A distributed team works from multiple cities, countries, or continents without a central office.
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