> remote-first, asynchronous AND allowing you to set up your work schedule

The asynchronous part is a major distinction, I have met many companies who claim to be “remote”, but when you look closer, they are basically not. One company wanted to have a certain hours a day with cameras on.. another wanted to lock you in your house during work hours (yes, you can’t do your job say in the library), some other companies say remote within xyz country (or an indirect way by having a specific time zone), list goes on.

I would also add to that sentence: AND objective based, so whatever approach you do as long as you deliver it won’t matter.