Brex CEO on taking his company virtual-first and the right ways to think about remote work

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Henrique Dubugras, co-CEO and co-founder of Brex, offers insight into how his company, and others, can benefit from remote work.

list, recently announced its switch to a virtual-first model while getting rid of its physical headquarters.

At the beginning of the pandemic, companies were eager to replicate office experiences for employees with things like virtual happy hours, online coffee meetings and Zoom networking events, aiming to mitigate feelings of separation. "There's a lot of experiences that were designed to be on the internet," Dubugras said. "For example, gaming, so sometimes when we do team bonding events, we just play an online game all together."

 

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