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Today I'm writing this from two perspectives. As a longtime Freshbooks client, and as a fairly new Freshbooks partner. I started my college life off as an accounting major. I worked for my dad's CPA firm doing some accounting and taxes while going to school. My dad's firm specialized at working …
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Social coding site GitHub recently announced a trove of new features for its platform, including the ability to create project boards to better track development. I read a lot of comments about how Github projects would “finally kill Trello” and other project management software. Many people figured …
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I'm going to sound like a middle-school tennis coach here, but follow-through is extremely important. Data is everything, and if you don't follow through in business you can't collect enough of it to reach your potential. We use Yalla to remind us to follow through with new clients. We like to …
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I’ve been reading “Burn Your Portfolio,” a book full of business and life advice for designers. Mike Janda, the author, worked as a creative director at Fox before founding (and later selling) the creative agency Riser. Janda compresses his wisdom into short sections of a page or two each, which …
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Ok so there's something you should know about us. Before we developed Yalla, we were a web design and internet marketing agency. In fact, our experience working with tons of different types of businesses is what helped to shape the way we built Yalla. We built Yalla for us to use internally and …
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I’ll get emails on my phone all the time in random places where I'm not in a position to address the issue being asked of me. I get a lot of anxiety about things slipping through the cracks. I don't want to read an email, and then forget to get back to the person/task by the time I’m in the …
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