When you build a thing, you can always make it more complicated with the hope of making it better.Image: PexelsMaking your product or service more complicated allows you to try to solve more potential user problems, which hopefully anticipates the user’s needs and leads to a great product.The main question is, when is this complexity worth it?If youContinueContinue reading “The Complexity Tax is Much More Painful Than You Think”
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How to Fuel Your Startup’s Growth Engine
Image: Created by authorTo keep close to the startup community, I chat with founders often. I’ll frequently get asked about what growth is, how you apply it to startups, and when you should focus on it. So to help with those conversations, I put together a quick “Growth 101” doc to answer some of the mostContinueContinue reading “How to Fuel Your Startup’s Growth Engine”
Communication Breakdown: Navigating Toxic Workplaces in SAAS and Cybersecurity
@jefflssantos Imagine that you are a tightrope walker, gliding deftly on a narrow line high above the hustling and bustling city below. On one side of that line lies innovation, and on the other side is the ever-looming prospect of burnout and toxic communication settings. That line is the balance that SAAS and cybersecurity workersContinueContinue reading “Communication Breakdown: Navigating Toxic Workplaces in SAAS and Cybersecurity”
6 Ways To Make Your Onboarding Process Better
Image credit Onboarding a new hire allows you to ensure that your business benefits from their skills and expertise from the off. But with the cost of finding and hiring a new employee between 10 and 30% of their starting salary and the onboarding process running into the hundreds of dollars, the last thing youContinueContinue reading “6 Ways To Make Your Onboarding Process Better”
How To Use Adversity in Leadership to Improve Your Thinking
Adversity is a natural part of life, and as leaders, we will inevitably face challenges and setbacks. While it can be tempting to focus on the negative aspects of these challenges, it’s important to remember that adversity can also be a source of growth and development. By learning how to use adversity in leadership toContinueContinue reading “How To Use Adversity in Leadership to Improve Your Thinking”
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