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Remote Working Ted Talks & Research [2018 Update]

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In the **3 Years** since the last commit on this Repo,
there have been quite a few good videos published on the topic of "**Remote Working**"

This is a good starting point: https://remote.co/6-ted-talks-for-remote-workers
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/194400/44003982-3c620c10-9e53-11e8-9389-9c95f38d44c5.png)
I _highly_ recommend watching _all_ of these Ted talks.
Note: post does not have a _date_ on it, so it is not clear when it was last updated,
but it does _not_ include the some of the _latest_ TedX Talks:

https://www.google.com/search?q=remote+working+ted+talk
![remote-working-ted-talks](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/194400/44003907-77736c28-9e52-11e8-8158-c6d2ae536d79.png)

Of these, the one I find the most "shareable" is Professor Nicholas Bloom's:
https://ideas.ted.com/why-working-from-home-should-be-standard-practice
![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/194400/44003953-dcc69e10-9e52-11e8-8b64-0121c1f58d42.png)
Reasoning: it is a carefully designed (_controlled_) "_scientific_" study with a clear outcome.

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