Smart Work

People who work “hard,” put in extra hours, check their email on nights and weekends, and maintain a rapid pace, even when they’re tired, are admirable; They are motivated, well-intentioned people who want to do a good job. BUT people who work “smart” understand the power of pausing and creating the freedom to think, plan and develop their business

There has been a lot of disruption in the last two years, but the fundamentals of good service don’t change. Now that the dust has settled from the initial wave of change, take stock to make sure your tech solutions are making life easier for customers and clients.