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Why Outsource Web Development
23 Sep 2011 | 2 Comments | posted by BenFrancia | in Outsourcing
For some people who don’t want to spend time studying web development basics or go all OC on a specific web project, outsourcing is a definite must. Besides the fact that they want to focus on more pressing matters like how to manage their business other than working on a website, it’s also pretty low cost – I mean, really. While most experienced in-house web developers can charge you a hundred or more bucks for a web project, outsourcing it overseas can actually save you more than half. Read more..
6 Tips for Work-From-Home Peeps
16 Sep 2011 | No Comments | posted by BenFrancia | in Outsourcing
Contrary to popular belief, working from home isn’t as “easy” as it is. A lot of colleagues say that they would rather work in a corporate-looking office rather than in their place. Some of them would actually risk the commute than stay at home where they are allegedly “safe”. A testament to that is the rate of productivity that a newbie worker-from-home would
I know that there are a lot of factors that affect such a view of working from home. But it all really boils down to intense focus and efficient time management. Here are 9 tips for work-from-homers that should make the “working” life a little more bearable. Read more..
5 Things You Have to Remember When Hiring Someone
9 Aug 2011 | No Comments | posted by Ben | in Outsourcing
Let’s admit it.
We can’t do everything on our own. We are gifted with only two hands, two feet a brain and a heart. We are social creatures who depend on other individuals’ talents for a common cause. Evolution has taught us that and it pretty much reflects in what humanity has achieved in the past thousands of years.
But experience as an outsource expert in the Philippines, and a few heartbroken friends of mine, has taught me that not everyone can get along with each other because everyone’s unique in their own special way. This sort of “chemistry” is apparent in all our relationships and most particularly, when we talk about business. Read more..