Canva Founder Melanie Perkins on WFH with Guy Raz | How I Built This | NPR

Melanie Perkins is the youngest CEO of a unicorn company in Australia. Canva, a graphic design platform, has responded to stay-at-home orders with preventative measures, from implementing remote work early to flexible schedules for working parents. How is Melanie helping her 900 employees stay safe and productive at home?


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