Last week I was privileged to be one of the few people on stage at the LeWeb conference in Paris, and I gave an Ignite presentation about The Future Way of Working: The Distributed Company. I go into more depth on how Auttomatic works in this post from earlier in the year.
If you’ve never given a presentation in the Ignite format: 5 minutes, 20 slides, 15 seconds each (read more about the Ignite format on O’Reilly’s website), I strongly urge you to – it will challenge you as a presenter and force you to be very succinct and practice quite a bit to stay with the timing. I’ve presented several Ignites in Italian this year, but this was the first one in English.
Here’s the video of my presentation:
Here are the slides of my presentation:
Ex- HubSpot, HP, Early hire @ Automattic / WordPress.com. Founder World Nutella Day. MBA Alumni Advisory Board @ Santa Clara University.
When I Have Time by Sara Rosso 
Excellent talk, Sara!
Great job, Sara. 🙂
Excellent… I work from home, I have now for several years, and like you say, there are times that I am more Productive, the early morning, and late at night being some of my most Productive times
Thanks for the Exposure, it’s good to see the Working Environment Changing on a Global Scale
DarkJade
MITICA 🙂 Very interesting presentation, Sara!
Great talk. I would like my company to follow this model as well.
I finally got the chance to see your Ignite talk that I missed last month at LeWeb. (For others reading this: LeWeb conference = too much in parallel + too little time.) Well done! I didn’t know your topic was a concept I have long espoused — from distributed grad studies & scientific research, to now a distributed startup…
Great! I’m glad you finally got to see it! Good luck on the startup 🙂
Sara,
Excellent insights.
I was surprised to find out the amount of traffic WordPress generates.
I am a champion of working remotely. I can schedule time for my work outs and be productive.
For the past five years, I have been working remotely at co-working spaces in Hong Kong and truly enjoy the experience.
Thanks again.