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Teresa Douglas is an operations and people manager based in Vancouver, B.C. She has been remote since 2010, and has managed large and small remote teams across the United States, Puerto Rico, and Canada. She specializes in strategic analysis and operations management. Teresa is a co-author of Working Remotely: Secrets to Success for Employees on Distributed Teams. Her work has appeared in The Muse, Forge, CEO World, The Startup, and Training Magazine.

Teresa harnesses current research and on-the-ground experience to help teams navigate remote work. She has an MFA in Fiction from Sarah Lawrence College, and an MBA from The University of North Carolina in Chapel Hill. Teresa writes about remote work, management, parenting, and humor from Vancouver BC.

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Working Remotely: Secrets to Success for Employees on Distributed Teams

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