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Why Did Zapier Choose to Be a Remote Company
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Zapier never specifically planned to be a remote company, instead it just happened naturally. Early on, they never had an office, while doing it as a side project, and once the company great, and their newly hired employees were from 5 different places in the country, remote seemed to work well, so they just kept going.
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