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Articles, Which Have No.... Content

[jaymzcampbell]

I think that's a little unfair; there's:

* 10 individual companies mentioned

* a one sentence summary of the business itself

* A quote from someone involved in that company about remote working

* more than 1 link per company with resources about how they themselves deal with remote work

The site itself - it's visually very cluttered and it does itself no favours, but it's a good one-page collection of links about remote work (many of which I think have been discussed here before).

I have no affiliation or connection with this so no skin off my nose but to say there's no content is a little flippant.

[laverick]

I agree. Even if it's a bit of a roundup post, there's limited material on this stuff in general. Even small tidbits on process or philosophy are helpful.

[throwaway2016a]

And some of them even have handy graphs and researched numbers like ARR. Not affiliated with these guys either but I agree there is content here.

[iisbum]

Or has false content? Basecamp clearly has an office, has been in Chicago since they started. Pretty sure the others have offices too.