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Taking Care of Your Remote Employees
Are you finding it challenging to take care of your remote employees and support their wellbeing? Transitioning from the traditional workplace management system to a new and more modern remote environment can unearth new and complex issues. Understanding these challenges and taking steps to ensure the happiness of your employees…
Be Kind in the Grind
You have probably been in a position where kindness is not easy or the first thought, especially when it is not given to you. It wasn’t my first thought when a young professional cancelled on me as I was en route to our scheduled coffee. I had checked my email…
Five Important Business Lessons
February 2023 marks Remote COO’s 17th year in existence, and it all began with my desire to empower business owners and nonprofits by supporting their operations. Over the years, I have grown the business from 1 to 12 employees, and we continue to sign clients who are a good fit…
The Multitasking Myth
Did you know it is neurologically IMPOSSIBLE to multitask unless one of the tasks is automatic like breathing? The term ‘multitasking’ was first coined in 1965 by IBM to describe the capabilities of its latest computer marvel. However, the reality is, our human brains are not built like the modern…
The Art of Delegating
Did you know delegation is an artform few are inherently good at? Delegating, like most things, requires practice to master. As a business owner and manager strengthening your ability to delegate will free up a good portion of your time. This will allow you to focus on critical business development…
How to Lose a Client
Does losing a client seem counterintuitive to you? I suppose it may feel like a loss if you are simply looking at numbers, but good business is much more than just a numbers game! If you can get beyond the numbers and understand that this particular loss is actually good…
The Importance of Contracts
If you are a business owner, odds are good you understand the importance of contracts. They outline deliverables, expectations, timelines, payment schedules, retainers, and so much more. They cover a plethora of information and form the foundation for the working relationship between you and your clients. Ensuring you begin your…
Maximizing Your ROI When Attending a Conference
I recently had the opportunity to attend an in-person conference…I know – how long has it been since we’ve been able to do this?!? Since we are all out of practice, I wanted to share my insights into how to maximize your ROI when attending a conference. If you are…
How to “Show Up” for a Virtual Interview
Written by Precilia Freetage Because we are a ‘remote’ organization, and with the shift over the last few years to a more virtual world (thanks to Covid), I have conducted my fair share of virtual interviews. These have opened my eyes to things candidates should be aware of when entering…
Sacrifice vs. Suffering For Your Business
Starting a business isn’t easy. It is draining in so many ways…mentally, physically, financially, and emotionally. It will require more from you than you think you are able to give, and you will have to make sacrifices to chase your dreams along the way. This is absolute and without question.…
5 Tips for Effective Time Management With Time Blocking
By Precilia Freetage How many times have you looked at what you have accomplished, or not, and asked yourself ‘where did the time go?!’ Many of us are not only navigating through the daily workload, but are also managing our personal lives, and sometimes our tasks get lost between the…
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The Hidden Costs of DIY Lawyering
With the many costs of running a business, it is tempting for owners to take a do-it-yourself approach to fulfill their business’s legal needs. While business owners may save on upfront costs, they are at risk of sacrificing significant time, money, and security in the long run. The Costs of…
