I discovered something when reading the instructions to link WordPress blogs and Anchor podcasts, which make the service unusable to me, at least for now.
Regarding a comment made on this post on the Bredemarket LinkedIn page.
(And I challenge YOU to correctly say the word "reasonableness" before 7:00 in the morning.)
11 California counties have moved to more restrictive #covid19 tiers. See https://www.sfgate.com/bayarea/article/California-tier-update-counties-fall-back-15716829.php for the full list.
This article suggested that businesses hire a specialized sub-contracting agency to avoid problems with overstaffing and understaffing. I agreed with the suggestion...mostly...and ended up writing a blog post about it. This podcast covers what the original article said.
About my recent blog post that included five recommendations for remote remote work
https://bredemarket.com/2020/10/31/five-recommendations-for-remote-remote-work/
Today I’m going to talk about a particular practice that I use when I’m writing. Some of my existing clients and some of my former coworkers already know this, and some of my future clients are learning this right now, I guess.
What about the important tasks—the ones that need to get done, but which always get delayed due to the urgent tasks? This is a classic make or buy decision; if you can't make it, buy it.
Works for hire, or works made for hire. These are terms that every independent contractor should know, and that every company hiring an independent contractor should know.
Episodes with music are only available on Spotify.
This includes an excerpt from the Bredemarket blog post "You go back, Jack, do it again," as well as the Spotify-provided audio for the song. Not Steely Dan's version.
