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Giving Up Control Over Smaller Projects
After you started your own company and grew enough to hire more people, was it hard to give up control over smaller projects? There are actually…
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Cultural Differences Impact On Remote Teams
Cultural differences do have an impact on remote teams. Influencing how team members communicate, collaborate, and understand each other. Firstly, communication styles vary greatly across cultures.…
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Pitching A Better Website To A Well-Known Online Company
What if I approach a well-known online company with a better website I designed that has better UI and features than theirs? Will they buy me…
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Founder Or CEO: How To Pick The Right Title
Personally, I had two pairs of business cards during the first couple of years running the business. One of them had “Founder” engraved and the other…
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Building a Personal Brand (For Employees) — Case Study
Our team is distributed, and one of our remote employees is a web developer. He’s skilled and can (generally) tackle most challenges. However, we do have…
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Benefiting Your Clients As A Distributed Agency
Small distributed teams are often worried about working remotely when selling to their first customers. Here are several tips you need to know. A Client Shouldn’t…
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Advice For Service-based Businesses Working On One-Off Contracts
A common problem for small companies, especially service-based businesses working on one-off contracts is having a sole founder relying on irregular contracts needing to hire help. My…
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Pros and Cons Of Remote Teams
Remote teams are a wonderful way to scale a business. But, there are certain nuggets you need to assess first. Scaling Full-Time Freelance I worked as…
