I Done This library · preserved by Oz
Original voices. Original dates. The work lives on.
768 recovered articles from I Done This, preserved with their original text and available media as I Done This becomes part of Oz.
Archive page 27 of 32
Harvest is a multimillion-dollar, fantastically profitable, growing business that boasts thousands of customers from freelancers to Fortune 500 companies. The company has grown to over 30 employees and boasts one of the most beautiful tech offices in New York City. But it's how they did it that's most impressive —…
Read article →
If your best tried-and-true motivational techniques don’t seem to be working on the otherwise talented members of your sales team, you might want to try appealing to their intrinsic motivations. According to a recent survey, 95% of managers think money is the most motivating factor for employees. In fact, an adjacent s
Read article →
The productivity and communication software and remote tools that make working from home easier.
Read article →
It's crazy that a deli could make $50 million dollars a year. Zingerman's grew a small business into an amazing success — by refusing to get bigger.
Read article →
Run better remote standups. Here's how to structure your agenda, decide your frequency, and handle issues that come up.
Read article →
We broke down the top tools according to category, from social sharing to content management, to help you figure out where and how to share content.
Read article →
This is the one key management tool that will help you run your team more effectively: Trust, but verify.
Read article →
Beat procrastination and get productive by working smarter, not more.
Read article →
Email standups offer a quick and convenient solution to the daily standup problem. They're easier than a face-to-face standup, and they accomplish the same
Read article →
Maybe adding a little friction to communication could be exactly what you need.
Read article →
Meetings are terrible. But they don't have to be. We teamed up with Do.com to create this free eBook on how to make meetings better and more productive.
Read article →
A Practical Guide to Transparency for Startups Join the movement that's changing how companies are grown and run By law, a public company can't be transparent about how it operates, but a startup can. The ability to be transparent is an advantage unique to startups and, done right, it can…
Read article →
The transparency paradox arises when there's no trust and autonomy, benefiting the manager’s curiosity instead of equipping employees to do their best work.
Read article →
Even when you're not working physically together with a team, it's possible to evoke the motivating power of social context with one single word.
Read article →
Why Jeff Bezos picked the startup name "Amazon" turned out to be a surprisingly important driver of Amazon.com's early growth.
Read article →
Don't pay for a code school. This startup will pay you to learn how to code.
Read article →
Dealing with failure requires a shift in thinking. Here's how to treat failure just as a scientist does.
Read article →
How to treat yourself like a role model and use your accomplishments as reason for celebration and inspiration.
Read article →
You'll always have more work to do, and if you don't take me-time, you'll burn out. Me-time is a sustainable antidote to burnout and never-ending stress.
Read article →
Here's how Adam Rotman grew his side project, Share as Image, to over $1,000 in monthly recurring revenue through a series of partnerships.
Read article →
Being aware how you’re spending your time leads to better work breaks that provide energy, focus, and creativity. Here's how to design a better work break.
Read article →
Dr. Stephen Schueller on what positive psychology is and how it can help you live better—here's what progress and timing have to do with living well.
Read article →
Here's the surprising advice Twitter CEO Dick Costolo told Evernote CEO Phil Libin on preserving startup culture in your growing company.
Read article →
Tim Cigelske is director of social media at Marquette University, writer, husband and father. Here's how he manages his social media interns and his life.
Read article →