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Remote work implies that workers are not at the center of the action, while distributed teams don't operate from a central location and are always remote in nature. Remote teams may have a central or regional facility where one or more employees can go into the office to work on a full-time or part-time basis.
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However, distributed teams are always remote and don't have a central office.
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Like distributed teams, remote team members sometimes work in various different geographical locations.
Unlike distributed teams, remote teams generally have a central or regional facility where one or more employees can go into the office to work on a full-time or part-time basis.
Distributed vs Remote Teams: Understanding the Differences
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A primary distinction is that distributed teams don’t operate from a central location, whereas some remote teams employ a mixture of office-based and remote workers. To put it another way, all distributed teams are remote in nature, but not all remote teams are distributed!
Remote vs. distributed teams: How do they differ? | Surf Office
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Fully distributed team A team where every individual is in a unique location. There will be only a few shared spaces, if any, and no HQ. "We're fully distributed , so…
Glossary: Remote vs. Distributed | Range
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