This is one of the most insightful podcasts on how to build a bridge between employees and companies within the remote space. Lisette does an incredible job of leading meaningful conversations with guests who bring so much experience and actionable insight to the table. I highly recommend checking this show out - you will NOT be disappointed!

Lisette and her incredible guests cover anything and everything you'll ever need to know about working remotely, but it’s so much more than that! It’s true that you’ll find actionable advice and tangible tips that are relative to any stage of your remote team/business, but you’ll also find heaps of inspiration from leaders in the remote world who have been where you are and genuinely want to see you succeed. Thanks so much for putting out such a spectacular show Lisette - keep up the great work!

Had such a great time being Interviewed by Lisette on Collaboration Superpowers. Excellent show about working remotely and getting things done!

I’ve tried a half dozen and this is by far the best way to understand the realities of remote work

I always pull great virtual tips for my distributed accounting firm from this podcast. I love the short format episode mixed with episodes under an hour too.

I found out about this podcast from listening to Pilar Orti’s podcast. So far I really like it! I’m a remote business owner and hearing how other remote workers / business owners are tackling this lifestyle is very interesting. I’m looking forward to listening to the other episodes!

I started listening to this great podcast while I was exercising on the treadmill. After a few segments, I switched to listening to it somewhere where I could easily take notes.** As an agile coach, the tips, insights, and even the discussion about technology and tools are quite precious and I wanted to be able to refer back to them and use them in my own consulting. if you are like me helping people to work together either as a coach or a manager, or even as a coworker.. surely you've met the difficulties of collaborating. Ask yourself: does your energy pick up or drain away as you leave your car, bus, or train, and walk in to your work place? Or, as a remote worker, do you really know those well with whom you are collaborating online? How do you know what they are working on? Do you know how to facilitate your team when some are remote and others are not? Do you know what the best configurations, options, hardware and policies are for remote workers? Most people in knowledge work actually experience a sense of disconnection and disengagement at work. This podcast is not just about remote collaboration, but about regaining a sense of being a contribution while we are at work, no matter where we are. And it is about creating the conditions such that each person can work at their very best. From a quality standpoint, this podcast is extremely professionally done, with a great introduction, previews of the coming week, and nice quality of sound. Lisette is a great listener, a great ‘questioneer’, has a great laugh, a wonderful voice, and is extremely gifted at giving interviews. This is free - why on earth not take a listen! Get yourself geared up for some great tips, increased self awareness, greater appreciation for your teammates, and most importantly more courage to ask for what you need and want to make your work-life better. _____ **Note: Lisette is helping to solve that issue by writing a book called ‘Collaboration Superpowers’ that will grab the best information from her podcast and package it up for sharing without earbuds.

Great podcast! Listening to this is listening to the future of work. I always learn something, too. Keep it up!

Lisette Sutherland is the real deal. She is so passionate about her interest in remote working, and that passion comes through in all her amazing conversations with people all over the world who are pioneering this new way of getting things done. I highly recommend.

I am a remote worker so this podcast series is a great resource to listen to. Great to hear how different people around the world are handling this way of working and the tools that work best for them.