Our guest today is Sean Merron - a seasoned software engineering leader. Together we dig into some of the unique challenges involved in remote work - a capability that has developed rapidly over the last several years. Because the expansion has been so rapid, it's useful to ask questions about its efficacy as a method for delivering software. With the agile manifesto, the idea of the superiority of in-person communication took hold. As we got experience with building asynchronously, and possibly more importantly, with the advancement of the tooling, that superiority may hold, but perhaps in a less absolute sense. Join us as we ask these questions and mine out some of the useful related techniques that come from the software development trenches.  -- With over 25 years of experience in software engineering, 17 working remotely, Sean Merron is a seasoned technology leader currently serving as VP of Software Engineering at Cloud Theory. He's also the founder of Zeal Technology, a consulting firm focused on scaling businesses through cloud-based automation and custom software solutions. Sean's career spans roles as software engineer, engineering director, CTO, and podcast host with millions of downloads. He's passionate about solving complex business problems with innovative tech, having led teams that delivered solutions for Fortune 100 enterprises and startups alike. Rooted in faith and community service, Sean brings a purpose-driven approach to leadership and innovation. For questions or conversations about software engineering, you can contact Sean at: seanmerron.com (his linkedin account).

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