Building Remotely.Works
It's been almost 3 months since we last sent you an email. We've dropped the ball, but for a (good) reason: we've been terribly busy growing! For transparency, here you have the investor updates we've sent over the last few months: March, April, May.
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Dear all, May was a good month despite we haven't seen yet the cadence of hiring we'd hope. We added more customers (we want to increase the probabilit…
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Dear all, April was a good month: we continued to expand the existing relationships with customers, hired our first two developers outside Argentina, a…
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Dear all, March was a good, productive month. Our own Sebastian had a daughter (🥳), and he took his paternity leave while the team took over his respo…
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Airtable's power comes from the automations you can build on top of a relatively dumb collaborative database. In this post, we're going to go into expl…
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Dear all, February was a very interesting month for us. We had three customers churn, we signed two more customers, we continued to hire more people, a…
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One of the biggest challenges in starting a company is figuring out how to execute your vision. Specifically, even if you're one of the lucky ones to h…
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Dear all, We completed our first year at Remotely! You can read about our yearly review in our substack newsletter. In the last month of the fiscal yea…
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