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b'The idea of working remotely has become more realistic over the past few years, making it easier for engineers to do their work without being tied to a physical location. In this episode, we are joined by Darren Buckner, Founder and CEO of Workfrom, and Sarah Showers from LinkedIn. Both guests will join us to discuss the pros and cons of working from your favorite coffee shop.\\n\\nItems mentioned in the episode:\\nImpact Hub, Slack, Google Hangouts, Project retrospective\\n\\nGuests:\\nSarah Showers - @sarahlshowers\\nDarren Buckner - @darrenbuckner\\n\\nPanelists:\\nRyan Burgess - @burgessdryan\\nAugustus Yuan - @augburto\\nJem Young - @JemYoung\\nDerrick Showers - @derrickshowers\\nBrian Holt - @holtbt\\nSarah Federman - @sarah_federman\\n\\nPicks:\\nSarah Showers - Workfrom\\nSarah Showers - Coffee Bar SF\\nSarah Showers - Work Shop Cafe\\nDarren Buckner - The 10 Biggest Misconceptions About Remote Work\\nDarren Buckner - Toby: manage your tabs\\nRyan Burgess - Oversight\\nRyan Burgess - How To Open Locks With Improvised Tools\\nAugustus Yuan - Why work doesn\\u2019t happen at work TED Talk\\nAugustus Yuan - Android 404 page\\nJem Young - On Style Maintenance\\nJem Young - Grim Dawn\\nDerrick Showers - Going Remote, Staying Effective\\nDerrick Showers - Yelp Collections\\nBrian Holt - Haelos - Full Circle\\nBrian Holt - Track JS\\nBrian Holt - Frontend Masters\\nSarah Federman - Indie Hackers Nomad List\\nSarah Federman - Best Practices for Working with Satellite Developers'