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With apps popping up left, right and center, it often feels like you waste more time looking for the perfect productivity software than actually working efficiently. At I Done This, we’ve worked to improve our done lists and integrations to eliminate the need for meetings—but we realize that there Read More

In this episode, Cameron Gray of NeonMob shares some of the red flags that come to the surface when you’re screening a developer, as well as specific questions you need to be asking in your first interview. Read More

We’ve already seen how hiring the remote candidate can pose unique issues owing to the location of your new hire. You need to search for dedicated and motivated workers (preferably with prior experience working remotely) who seem like a good fit for your culture.
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Your systems and procedures are the operations manual for your entire business. Anything that is a repetitive task, needs a step-by-step guide, so that someone (besides you), can use it for reference and do the job without you having to constantly manage them.
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This article isn’t about a business proposal — also known as a quote — but instead about the document required when formally pitching an idea for action and execution by managers or department heads.
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Ah, procrastination, we meet again. For all of my talk on how to improve productivity, to a certain degree I find it impossible to permanently find the answer for how to stop procrastinating.
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When getting a project approved, you need to submit all pertinent information to stakeholders and then get their approval to start. This means listing the project’s background, timeframes and expenses in an easily digestible document.
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This article explains what I've used to build a site that sells digital downloads online using a set of awesome WordPress plugins. Read More

Here’s a motivational fact: taking a process from start to finish without interruption saves you an average of 23 minutes. That’s 23 minutes your brain would otherwise spend getting back in gear and up to its previous efficiency after an interruption. Read More

When it comes to agile software development, it can be hard to get a comprehensive place to start. Thankfully, we speak to Agile veteran and host of SPaMcast, Tom Cagley. Tom goes through the whole Agile process, from tools to best practices. He explains it simply enough for anyone to understand, b Read More