How to master remote team communication
Work is a form of project management where we manage a project through communication and collaboration and track the results of our work.
How to get the most out from working from home
Working from home is very different from anything. It is also amazingly hard to write about this topic for me as I feel, it is about home, a very personal matter. As a personal matter, it is different for everyone.
3 Ways You Can Hire Someone Remotely
Every business comes to this point eventually – when they hire their first employee who is not a founder or owner of the company. Hiring is often the most neglected issue when it comes to running your business. However, I would argue that it is by far one of the most critical parts of your business.
How to create a remote company culture
Employees tend to stay with companies that they know and understand. If people can’t understand how the business operates, they tend to fall off and leave the company. Having a clean, transparent and straightforward work environment helps employees to feel integrated into the team. Transparency defines everything here, so let’s start with that one.
How to write a great job post
You have to write a fantastic job post, no matter if you are looking for someone for the short-term or the long-term. If you need someone urgently or you can dedicate time to go through a longer hiring process – none of this matters, you still have to write a fantastic job post.
The fully detailed remote hiring process
A comprehensive summary on the remote hiring process. We focus on remote freelance sites, remote job boards, and remote recruitment services. From application to test work.
How to start your distributed business
You have to be familiar with what you do, where you do, whom you are doing for and why are you different from others. In this article, we briefly talk about the importance of market research, user testing, product branding, and business positioning. This series is not intended to be a launch your business book, but I wanted to touch base those areas where a distributed model can shine, compared to traditional businesses. First, let’s talk about market research.
How to pivot the distributed business model
If you are an already established business with an office and a team in place, you have many options to test how to work remotely. Since the distributed model has one key element that differentiates it from classic business setups, you have to pivot the model with your and your team’s location.
How do you know if distributed business is right for you
At my company, Anywhere Consulting, we have a simple walkthrough process during which we help you to evaluate your business and assess whether implementing distributed business models can bring value. It is indeed not for everyone. There are three outcomes of the evaluation.
Challenges with distributed business
Building a business is not a piece of cake, and a great entrepreneur grows after each failure. Every business, every company setup, and every industry have their challenges.
Benefits of a distributed business
There are multiple benefits if you are running a distributed business. You are no longer limited by your location, which opens up a vast number of new opportunities. You can also be much more flexible, which helps you to overcome competitors and grow beyond limits.
The problems with traditional business setup
Entrepreneurs have to face many issues every day. As an SME, you’ve indeed realized that competition is higher than ever, innovation costs skyrocket, plus hiring and building your team requires enormous efforts. Solving issues and staying on top of the game has severe financial implications for the company.