A guest post by Gloria Martinez (gloriamartinez@womenled.org) At the end of the day, running a business comes down to managing the challenges and opportunities in front of you. And making […]

A guest post by Gloria Martinez (gloriamartinez@womenled.org) At the end of the day, running a business comes down to managing the challenges and opportunities in front of you. And making […]
A guest article by Laura Clay Technology is all around us, and it has become an integral part of our daily lives. From smartphones and computers to smart homes and […]
Atlanta has a lot to offer for singles or the whole family. It is a great place to live, work, and play. The weather in Atlanta fluctuates quite a bit […]
No business is perfect, but it’s important to identify and resolve any financial and operational weaknesses before they cause irreparable damage. By taking a proactive approach to problem-solving, small business owners can keep their businesses afloat — and even thrive — for years to come.
Trust funds allow investors to pool their resources and entrust them to a professional manager. It can offer many benefits, including diversification, economies of scale, and tapping into the fund […]
A guest post from Gloria Martinez of WomenLed.org (gloriamartinez@womenled.org) Recruitment marketing is a practice that has gained traction recently as business owners look for ways to bring on fresh, skilled […]
Layoffs in the startup industry are spiking again. In spite of a good jobs report this week, layoffs are climbing again. So far in Q2, 4,720 startup employees have lost their jobs in layoffs at 25 companies. As Q1 earnings season gets into full swing in the next few weeks expect to see more downsizing as companies prepare for a rocky 2022.
A guest post by Gloria Martinez, Womenled.org (gloria@womenled.org) While the fields of science, technology, engineering and mathematics have been predominantly male-dominated since the 18th century, the number of women working […]
Product managers serve many constituencies – customers, partners, development, operations, marketing, sales, support, finance, etc. While they would like to be considered to be the CEO of their product, they’re not. A core challenge for product managers is to use their influence to optimize how all parts of the organization work to achieve the product and company’s goals. A key way to grow influence is empathy. Having product managers and product owners build a project to enhance their product backlog prioritization calculations using a low code platform might be a good way to build empathy. Sometimes a little dogfooding goes a long way.
I belong to a Facebook Group called Product Management Memes. It has over 4,300 members and is simply a meme stash for product managers, marketers, and corporate life. People post […]