In this episode of The Revenue Cafe Podcast, Armando Biondi is joined by Genny Orser, VP of Marketing at Mappedin, discusses the challenges of communication in remote-first companies. She highlights the importance of daily stand ups and huddles in her company to foster collaboration and intuition. Jenny emphasizes the value of hearing raw facts and snippets of information rather than relying solely on documentation. Armando agrees, noting that documentation is useful for reference but not effective for real-time thinking. The conversation underscores the need for interactive communication in the remote work environment. Learn everything in more detail in this episode of The Revenue Cafe Podcast by Breadcrumbs Hot Takes Live. HIGHLIGHT QUOTESChallenges of Communication in a Remote-first World. “In the current remote-first world, communication is becoming more and more challenging.” - Armando BiondiThe Value of Real-time Communication. “Documentation. I think it's very good backward. So if you don't remember why you took that decision or if you want to look at something that happened in the past, it's great, but for real time thinking of different teams, not effective at all.” - Armando BiondiThe Power of Daily Standups and Huddles. “All of our teams do daily standups. I don't think this is unique. I think lots of groups do this. But to me, that standup is incredible because product and marketing get to, like, you hear the raw facts about what's going on day to day.” - Jenny OrserFostering Intuition and Collaboration through Huddles. “We sit in open huddle channels all day long, so product and marketing will sit in the team kind of huddle and be able to collaborate and again, just like hear the snippets of what's happening... Huddles, I think, are an awesome way to do that.” - Jenny Orser You can find out more about Genny Orser in the link below: LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/genny-orser-7a842951/

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