Episode three: How does beer influence work? As startups increasingly offer alcohol at the workplace, we examine how Lemonly's beer policy works, and compare it with that of BuzzFeed's Minneapolis office. // Music by Sioux Falls’ own Corey Gerlach, as well as Broke For Free, Chris Zabrinskie, Patrick Lee, and Telegraphy. // For episode four, we're gathering stories about office space. Send us your tales of construction and shared tables, maintenance problems and that sweet feeling of owning your own place. Email [email protected] with your stories.

Episode two: The pros and cons of remote work, how to communicate with employees scattered across the globe, and how to involve your team and build company culture when you've never met face-to-face. We talk with Zapier, a startup that helps you connect webapps like Dropbox and Basecamp, and that has been entirely remote since its inception in 2011: http://zapier.com. And we interview folks at our design firm Lemonly, which has hired remote workers since the beginning as well. // Music by BLiSS — http://soundcloud.com/blissed-1 — Sioux Falls’ own Corey Gerlach, as well as the bands Broke for Free and Patrick Lee, and Domestica: domesticanebraska.bandcamp.com. // For episode three, we're gathering stories about beer at work. Does your company offer a beer fridge? How does it help or hinder productivity and togetherness? Email [email protected] with your stories.

Episode one: You've heard of unlimited vacation. But how does it work? We talk with WordPress hosting company Flywheel, which has offered unlimited vacation from the start, and we examine our own vacation policy at Lemonly to compare. For episode two, we're gathering stories about remote work. Has remote work helped your company, or have you transitioned away from it? Email [email protected] with your stories. // This episode was sponsored by the Young Entrepreneur Council and 8 for the Day. Learn more about YEC here: www.yec.co. And order your 8 for the Day notebook here: www.8fortheday.com.

A podcast about people, companies, and the people who work at companies. music: "Said and Done" by Twinsmith and "Tokyo" by The Books