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Remote teams live and die by their communication skills. It’s no secret that if a team is not talking to each other (preferably spanning across departments) and collaborating, the isolation which remote workers are constantly at risk of can easily set in and wreak havoc with your team’s functionali Read More

HR processes are often overlooked in a company. No matter how big or small that company is, HR responsibilities are extremely important. An organization cannot build a good team of working professionals without good HR. Read More

Being a freelancer can be difficult. A recent study showed that 34% of the US workforce are freelancers, and with the world becoming more friendly towards freelancers, the competition is growing rapidly.
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You’ve got a ton of work to do right now. Your to-do list is an unstructured mess of action items, and you’ve only got a faint idea how to prioritize tasks. Luckily, there are a few (almost automatic) ways to quickly get your to-do list prioritized without much effort. In fact, you can apply one of Read More

Considering the prediction that, by 2020, 40% of the US’s workforce will be contingent workers, there’s a high chance that most companies will be employing remote workers in the near future, if they aren’t already. This isn’t a bad thing; remote workers have shown to be more productive and work lon Read More

In today’s email-centric work environment, you have to make sure you’re on top of your game.

But that’s easier said than done. You likely use email to manage customer relationships, talk to your team, network and manage your to-do list. Keeping up with everything makes it all-too-easy to drown i Read More

You've found a project management system that works for your team, tweaked your apps to fit that workflow, and boiled your goals down into clear next-steps. Now, it's time for the real work. But sure enough, roadblocks appear. When your team gets into the weeds, you find it difficult to collaborate Read More

Tracking your work and what you do may sound a little simple (however, we’ve proven before that it’s not necessarily the case). But just imagine having lots of people working on the same project (or more than one project) at the same time. That’s when it actually becomes not so easy to track what’s Read More

Stop me if this sounds familiar: you’ve just received an important email (from a client, perhaps) with an attachment. First, you download the attachment, assess it, then load up your cloud storage software and transfer it over. What follows is a string of opening various apps to update a status, at Read More

Any business that wants to thrive locally must get very, very good at local SEO. In other words, they must show up on the mobile device in maps, they must show up on the laptop in the “Google 3-pack,” and they must have a credible amount of reviews and social signals to convert the click to a custo Read More