Nicole Miller retweeted
We're in the middle of our 2nd values refresh at @buffer. Want to hear about what the process looks like?
🟣 I'm hopping on @TwitterSpaces today at 12 pm PT with my teammate @nmillerbooks to do some #buildinginpublic about it. Come ask her anything about company values!
We kicked off four-day workweeks in 2020 and here's how we're continuing them in 2021: buffer.com/resources/4-day-w…
Nicole Miller retweeted
Our 2021 State of Remote Work is now live! ☕️
In this year's report, we surveyed 2,300 remote workers and shared insights into the world of remote work and how COVID-19 impacted people who are now remote: buff.ly/3tKznlP
See this year's top statistics. 👇
Are you a remote worker? We'd love your thoughts!
Calling all #remoteworkers who can help spread the word.
I’m trying to get 700 more responses to the State of Remote Work.
This data will be so valuable + will be made transparent. I would so so appreciate any help with hitting our response goal. 🙏
buffersurvey.typeform.com/to…
Join us if you have any remote work questions!
Our AMA with @nmillerbooks from @buffer is now live! 🙌
We have about an hour of her time 🙏
Ask your fabulous questions here:
forum.weworkremotely.com/t/a…
Some people might get flowers for #valentinesday - but I got a Rubicon. #besthusbandever Don’t worry - it won’t stay stock for long. 😉 ift.tt/2UUErVU
Finally got our first goose egg! Here is a goose egg vs duck egg vs two types of chicken eggs. ift.tt/38htmBo
How one particular 2 year old eats donuts... #aiden ift.tt/30N9zpm
When you put new coats on the boys and they don’t recognize each other. ift.tt/2A5ireY
This little goose is my favorite so far - she’s super curious and good with the kids. Any ideas for a name? bit.ly/2W6AY7x
Last day of #bufferretreat! Time to get my ducks (sort of) in a row. 🦆 bit.ly/2Uz8h3c
Should you call your teammates "family"? I share my thoughts here: buff.ly/2tItt6M
Horses, dogs and babies... they’re all cuter when they’re napping. 😴 bit.ly/2MRUptE
First egg from our new flock (and still nada from the older girls). Apparently all this hen needed was 40 bales stacked up to make her perfect nest. bit.ly/2G83n4x



















