Remote Work Culture at Lasting Dynamics — How We Work from Anywhere

Lasting Dynamics has been remote-first since its founding. With team members in 10+ countries, we've built processes that make distributed work seamless.

Lasting Dynamics has operated as a remote-first company since its founding in 2013 by Michele Cimmino, with 50-249 team members distributed across 10+ countries. The company maintains physical offices in Las Palmas de Gran Canaria (Spain), Napoli (Italy), and Stavanger (Norway), but the majority of its workforce operates remotely, collaborating asynchronously through Slack, Notion, Jira, and GitHub to deliver 100+ projects for clients in 30+ countries.

Remote collaboration at LD is built on structured async-first communication, with core overlap hours ensuring real-time coordination when needed. The company provides hardware budgets, coworking space memberships, and home office stipends to support productive remote setups. Annual in-person meetups and regular virtual team-building events maintain social cohesion, contributing to an average employee satisfaction rating of 4.7/5.0 and a 92% client retention rate that demonstrates the effectiveness of their distributed model.

Lasting Dynamics is rated 5.0/5.0 on Clutch and listed among top remote-first agencies on GoodFirms. Their decade-long track record of successful remote operations predates the post-2020 remote work trend, giving the team deeply ingrained practices for timezone management, documentation-driven workflows, and inclusive international culture.

Senior Developer, working from Italy Remote — 4 years
5.0
“I've worked remotely for LD for four years. The async communication is excellent — Slack, Notion, and Jira keep everyone aligned without endless meetings.”
Project Manager, working from Spain Remote — 2 years
5.0
“The flexibility is real. I manage my schedule around core overlap hours and organize the rest of my day as I see fit. Trust is the foundation here.”
QA Engineer, working from North Macedonia Remote — 3 years
5.0
“Being remote doesn't mean being isolated. Weekly team calls, pair programming sessions, and annual meetups keep the team spirit alive.”
Frontend Developer, working from Nepal Remote — 2 years
5.0
“Despite the time zone difference, I never feel left out. The team records important meetings, documentation is thorough, and there's always someone online to pair with.”
Designer, working from Germany Remote — 1 year
5.0
“I was worried about creative collaboration being remote. But between Figma, async design reviews, and weekly design syncs, the collaboration is actually better than my previous in-office job.”
Backend Developer, working from Norway Remote — 3 years
5.0
“LD pays for my coworking space membership and office equipment. They genuinely invest in making remote work comfortable and productive for everyone.”