Today’s Guest Jesse Schoberg
Here's a summary of the great stuff that we cover on this show:
- The COVID-19 crisis has proven the viability of remote work, leading to a paradigm shift where outsourcing focuses on accessing the best global talent rather than cost savings.
- Shifting from input to output mindset in remote work enhances productivity by focusing on business objectives and clearly defining processes and expectations.
- Initiate the hiring process by selecting hourly workers through platforms like Upwork or FreeUp, emphasizing task tests and quality assessment over the lowest hourly rate.
- Begin with straightforward tasks and email communication before transitioning remote workers into project management systems, fostering relationships for effective team integration.
- Content marketing is crucial for sustained business growth, requiring consistency and a long-term perspective; consider outsourcing content creation and building a remote team if necessary.
Links for Jesse
Links & Resources from today’s show
Twitter:https://twitter.com/jesseschoberg
Personal Blog:https://schoberg.net
Company site:https://dropinblog.com
Content and Social Media by Janine Mapa:https://janinemapa.com
Design by Many Pixels:https://www.manypixels.co/
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