<p><strong><em>From the archive:</em></strong> <em>As season 1 of the Dev Interrupted podcast comes to a close, we are featuring our favorite episodes from the beginning of season 1. Look out for season 2, which will premiere this November. Enjoy!</em></p>
<p>After years of experience managing dev teams asynchronously, Cate Huston, Engineering Director at DuckDuckGo, joins us today to discuss why communicating asynchronously makes more sense for distributed dev teams.</p>
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<h1 id="heading-episode-highlights-include">Episode Highlights include:</h1>
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<li>How DuckDuckGo utilizes transient and permanent spaces differently</li>
<li>Completing product feedback sessions  <a target="_blank" href="https://linearb.io/blog/asynchronous-development/?__hstc=75672842.b37abbbdf4f34a742895a6b2675da07e.1632418321637.1637014069309.1637029332586.113&amp;__hssc=75672842.5.1637029332586&amp;__hsfp=3195193406">asynchronously</a> </li>
<li>Helping new remote employees feel a sense of belonging and accomplishment</li>
<li>The unique relationship between asynchronous managers and developers</li>
</ul>
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***From the archive:*** *As season 1 of the Dev Interrupted podcast comes to a close, we are featuring our favorite episodes from the beginning of season 1. Look out for season 2, which will premiere this November. Enjoy!*

After years of experience managing dev teams asynchronously, Cate Huston, Engineering Director at DuckDuckGo, joins us today to discuss why communicating asynchronously makes more sense for distributed dev teams.

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# Episode Highlights include:
* How DuckDuckGo utilizes transient and permanent spaces differently
* Completing product feedback sessions  [asynchronously](https://linearb.io/blog/asynchronous-development/?__hstc=75672842.b37abbbdf4f34a742895a6b2675da07e.1632418321637.1637014069309.1637029332586.113&__hssc=75672842.5.1637029332586&__hsfp=3195193406) 
* Helping new remote employees feel a sense of belonging and accomplishment
* The unique relationship between asynchronous managers and developers

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Asynchronous Communication

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