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by inceptivecss 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | USA | Remote What I Do I work with established businesses to solve their problems through custom software. Typically this is building a customized CRM to store and act on your specialized data once you’ve outgrown spreadsheet
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by inceptivecss 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | USA | Remote What I Do I work with established businesses to solve their problems through custom software. Typically this is building a customized CRM to store and act on your specialized data once you’ve outgrown spreadsheet
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by inceptivecss 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | USA | Remote What I Do I work with established businesses to solve their problems through custom software. Typically this is building a customized CRM to store and act on your specialized data once you’ve outgrown spreadsheet
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by inceptivecss 7y ago
Regardless of what you paid for a piece of software, if it is critical to your business operations you should be paying someone to maintain it for you. If you were a small lawn mowing company and happened to receive a free mower for your op
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by inceptivecss 7y ago
1) I'd argue that what they're paying for is less your time and more your knowledge and ability to provide them with answers. They're only going to complain if you're specifically charging them for an hour of your time o
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by inceptivecss 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | USA | Remote What I Do I work with established businesses to solve their problems through custom software. Typically this is building a customized CRM to store and act on your specialized data once you’ve outgrown spreadsheet
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by inceptivecss 7y ago
As a consultant (as opposed to a pair-of-hands freelancer) you want to be providing solutions to businesses that solve their problems, at a higher level than "work on this software solution the client designed and just needs me to impl
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by inceptivecss 7y ago
I'm a developer by trade, but the nickel and diming of time tracking is something I'm well familiar with. A few thoughts: 1) If you can, give a fixed-fee model a chance. Since your deliverables currently are, "We meet on Skyp
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by inceptivecss 7y ago
SEEKING WORK | USA | Remote What I Do I work with established businesses to solve their problems through custom software. Typically this is building a customized CRM to store and act on your specialized data once you’ve outgrown spreadsheet
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by inceptivecss 8y ago
I personally use Harpoon: https://harpoonapp.com/ The tracking and forecasting it provides are absolutely excellent. It absolutely lets you specify income, expenses, budgeting, existing and proposed projects, and since it l
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by inceptivecss 8y ago
SEEKING WORK | USA | Remote What I Do I work with established businesses to solve their problems through custom software. Typically this is building a customized CRM to store and act on your specialized data once you’ve outgrown spreadsheet
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by inceptivecss 8y ago
SEEKING WORK | USA | Remote What I Do I work with established businesses to solve their problems through custom software. Typically this is building a customized CRM to store and act on your specialized data once you’ve outgrown spreadsheet
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by inceptivecss 8y ago
Much like @muzani below, I've tried to apply checklists at much as possible after reading The Checklist Manifesto. It's a solid book with actionable advice and examples. For business, I have multiple SOPs, which are all effectivel
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by inceptivecss 8y ago
One of my friends came up with an excellent tactile checklist for his mornings. He had the entries all on a clipboard, and he used binder clips next to each of them. When he completed something, he would flip the binder clip over. Keep the
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by inceptivecss 8y ago
Something important that might be in play is the company insurance policies. If the insurance company comes back and says, "No, we won't cover any activities that this felon does, you're taking on that risk yourself", th