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Tag Archives: Ditch

‘Tear the paper ceiling’: A new campaign wants companies to ditch 4-year degree requirements

  By Talib Visram October 07, 2022 Justin Hutchinson was working at a smoothie shop in his native Baton Rouge, trying to save money for his tuition to Louisiana State University, which he was struggling to pay after the death of his father. Hutchinson was a popular employee: He’d memorize customers’ orders and even their … Continue reading ‘Tear the paper ceiling’: A new campaign wants companies to ditch 4-year degree requirements

Estimates Are Useful, Just Ditch the Numbers

Stefan Wolpers September 21, 2021 TL; DR: Estimates Are Useful, Just Ditch the Numbers Many people dislike estimating work items as estimates supposedly open the path to the misuse of velocity by the managers, reintroducing Taylorism, micro-management, and excessive reporting through the backdoor. To them, for example, the proponents of #noestimates, estimates conflict with basic … Continue reading Estimates Are Useful, Just Ditch the Numbers

5 Outsourcing Myths to Ditch in the New Year

Melissa Ingold — December 8, 2018 Follow @timefreedombiz — December 8, 2018 geralt / Pixabay Outsourcing is scary; no two ways about it. I’ve coached many talented entrepreneurs through their first outsourcing venture, and there’s always been some nail-biting and foot-dragging involved. But every single one of them has been unspeakably relieved once they’ve experienced … Continue reading 5 Outsourcing Myths to Ditch in the New Year

Want To Avoid Failure? Ditch Rigidity And Develop Flexibility

Serenity Gibbons — August 24, 2017 — August 24, 2017 hafielally / Pixabay Learning to develop flexibility isn’t just about bending the rules as circumstances change. Being flexible can also include changing the way you run your business day-to-day when something isn’t working. Flexibility is having the awareness that life is ever changing, and adaptation … Continue reading Want To Avoid Failure? Ditch Rigidity And Develop Flexibility

Digital Marketing Freelancers Need to Ditch Their Proposal Process Now

John Hodge — June 30, 2017 Follow @johnahodge — June 30, 2017 skeeze / Pixabay Ever wonder why your digital marketing proposals are getting rejected? Yeepp… I’ve been there, and I wondered the same thing. Quick heads up, this article is geared towards freelancers. Onboarding clients in the agency world is a lot different, luckily … Continue reading Digital Marketing Freelancers Need to Ditch Their Proposal Process Now