Music is our life, we hear it when we are Sad, Happy, Crazy, Enthusiastic, it’s the perfect expression about our feelings. Our team believes in the power of music, so we picked up some of our favorite songs to share with you. We hope you enjoy listening to it while working as we do.
As social media continues to grow, so does the practice of using social media for job recruitment and job searching. LinkedIn is likely the first social-resume tool that comes to mind, but other sites such as Twitter and Facebook can be just as helpful. So,Here are some tips about how you can smartly use LinkedIn, Facebook and Twitter to find a job..
No matter what your industry, your customers want more than just great products and workable solutions. What they really want to know is that you are the type of person whom they can trust to get the job done.
At the end, if you take the time to listen, be proactive about communicating openly and address any issues, you will keep client expectations in check and be in a good position to grow your relationship over time.
There are clients who make our freelancing lives difficult and endangering our freelance business. The reasons for which can vary from freelancer to freelancer and situation to situation.
In every situation, there are a few signs that tell you it’s time to let your client go. Firing a client may mean a short-term hit to the organization’s profits, but it’s critical for the long-term emotional health of the organization.
Current customers are your gold dust, but if you’ve let customers go, it’s cheaper and easier to look at that old base before you start with brand new people – especially if you once had a good relationship with them.
So, how To Keep Your Customers Coming Back?
Deliver exactly what you promised to deliver, no matter what. Even if your client was completely happy with your work, it’s possible that the rest of their lives and work have taken over, causing them to forget about you.
Lack of client respect is a huge problem. In this post, we’ll examine the reasons why some clients don’t take you seriously. We’ll also discuss what you can do to win a client’s respect.
When a friend or a family member becomes a client, it’s gonna be difficult to work with. So, you have to Set Boundaries,let them know where your limits are. When they cross them, let them know in a respectful manner.
Setting boundaries is important, but it’s also crucial that you are consistent. If you’re not, and you let this person break the rules you’ve set out, they’ll learn that the rules don’t matter. That will only make things worse.
We’ve all been on one side or the other of an unhappy conversation, right? When your customer thinks your product or service isn’t delivering on a promise, you may find that every single thing that’s been bothering them in life is now channeled into a conversation with you. So, how do you handle it?
Mistakes: we all make them – right? No one likes admitting them.
Admitting you made a mistake can be a challenge if you afraid of “losing face”. However, in the eyes of other people, a person who can admit to mistakes and move on from them is more likely to garner respect than someone who blusters and pretends they weren’t responsible.
So what’s the best way to get around these situations when a mistake occurs?
The main factor that affects any team productivity is COMMUNICATION, or lack of it! Therefore be sure to SHARE vital information, facts, findings and even potential risks with all relevant persons in your team.
Every now and then, look around you and observe your team members to ensure they all know what they’re doing. The entire team must have a consensus on the current projects objectives and priorities.
Everyday there’s something new released in the technologies we use , frameworks , libraries. The concepts of workflow and how things should be done change every year . 2012 left the world with so many helpful new tools and services that needs to focus on to develop something great in 2013. Here’s our guide for what we think it deserves a chance .