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If you want to invest, but you’re too lazy to do the research and come up with a bullet-proof strategy, then Tim Ferriss has a dire warning for you: “You’re going to get your fucking face ripped off.”
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Remote meetings can be terrible. They’re the “chores” of the workplace. Whether it’s technology crashing or a user not being able to connect, you’ve probably been in a video chat that you considered a total waste of time. On the upside, meetings are helpful for teams to stay connected, brainstorm, Read More

When you’re working between several different apps (project management, chat, help desk, etc), it can be tempting to do the important talking in direct messages and hide updates that would be useful for the whole team to know.

In an office, that’s like whispering vital information to someone in Read More

There aren’t many three-word phrases that’ll put you to sleep much quicker than “business document management”, but it doesn’t have to be that way. Back in the days of desktop legacy software, there was no possible way to make managing business documents anything less than an awful experience. Read More

A quiet remote team is a sign that something’s up. Healthy teams bounce ideas off of each other, ask for help, and collaborate openly. Quiet teams struggle with miscommunication, become inactive at work, and are even fearful of speaking freely. Without a culture of communication, remote teams fall Read More

Are you able to focus when you’re not in an office? It depends what kind of person you are. I’m lucky enough to have only worked for a few months of my life in an office, and the rest of the time I’ve been totally remote. I’ve never played more online chess than I did during those few months spent Read More

Technology offers plenty of opportunities for businesses to make things like marketing and managing a team easier. But with so many different tech tools out there, it can be difficult to even know where to start. Read More

It’s time to take user onboarding seriously. Most apps have some semblance of onboarding since they don’t want to throw new users into the deep end of their product. But too often, the answers to users’ questions are buried in an IKEA-esque manual somewhere deep in the product rather than where (an Read More

Application programming interfaces (APIs) are everywhere around us today. Just think – every time you “like” a post or send a friend request on social media, you are talking to an API. But until recently, it was primarily software engineers who were responsible for understanding APIs. Nowadays, the Read More

The central promise of cloud computing is that it is elastic with the customer’s utilization. Every business can scale up and down and adjust on the fly. Even better, the software is usually gorgeous, designed for smooth experiences for massive numbers of everyday users rather than for I.T. wizards Read More