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10 Tips to Efficiently Manage Emails
Email is still the go-to communication protocol that I prefer over everything else. Meetings and calls are necessary now and then, but communicating with vendors, partners, peers, PR, and media editors is much easier asynchronously, with the added benefit of being able to manage emails effectively for notifications and work reports within the inbox. We…
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10 Practical Risk Management Techniques
Successful business founders, executives, and managers employ different approaches when it comes to risk management techniques. Whether dealing with financial volatility, market competition, or internal organizational challenges, managing risk effectively is crucial for long-term success. Only 23% of CEOs believe they have comprehensive information about the risks in their business, highlighting a significant business challenge,…
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Strategies In Managing A Software Development Team
Prior to launching my own web development agencies over 10 years ago, I’ve jumped between the role of a senior developer and a manager multiple times – including leading and managing a software development team role. My first stunt in management was back in 2007. We were building a Java-based distributed software for a telecom…
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Sales Tips For Bootstrapping a Development Startup
Software developers often think about starting a business of their own. There are freelance and remote working opportunities, the job requires understanding business models, and the pay is great. Of course, the tricky question is – how to land repetitive customers? 4 Strategies For Bootstrapping Without A Sales Background Sales skills are paramount for founders.…
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Main Considerations When Working With Big Enterprises
Clients are not as different as you may think when working with small or big enterprises. At the end of the day, it is always about achieving results and communicating with the decision maker on the other side of the table. One important thing to note is that higher paying clients are often from larger…
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Investing In Your Software Engineering Professional Development
I spent 3 years teaching Java at the high school I graduated at. I was used to technical training courses for organizations that had already adopted Java, as well as paid courses with students who were really passionate about Java. The high school gig was different. Students had a dozen other disciplines to prepare for! It…
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Is Your Business Safe? (15 Operational Questions)
The last recession has put almost all businesses to the test. Some were hit really hard especially the hospitality and travel industries, along with brick and mortars. A few made some decent profit like pharmacy and home delivery services. But everyone else was partially hit or still struggles to make a living in these uncertain…