Ben Balter • 3/4/2026

I've worked remotely at GitHub for thirteen years: here's what actually works.

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An experienced GitHub employee reflects on 13 years of remote work, detailing how the company built a remote-first culture using async workflows, open-source principles, and tools like GitHub Issues and Markdown for all operations, from code to HR.

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