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When we were signing our first client four years ago, the only thing on our mind was growth. Everything was secondary to that.

We witnessed the tremendous shifts occurring in the organizational environment in the past couple of years.

Freelancing sounds very easy, and the advantages of this career choice are actually what they appear to be.

Advances in Internet and apps for smartphones have reduced dependence upon traditional offices and long commutes.

Imagine that somehow you forgot to set up your email signature so that you have to write “All the best, Richard” at the end of email

Remote teams of workers and employees are becoming more and more common now.

Launching a startup is a serious undertaking. When it comes to managing your employees, handling freelancers requires a bit of a learning curve.

The number of remote teams continues to grow as more and more companies move daily tasks to the cloud.