Process (and all that cack)
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The document discusses the evolution of web design work from freelancing to agency models, emphasizing the importance of delegating tasks and focusing on key responsibilities. It highlights the need for effective business management tools and systems to streamline operations. The content reflects on personal experiences and offers advice on improving efficiency in running a web design business.
Process (and all that cack)
- 1. @Joel_Hughes Process (and all that cack)
- 2. #tboBath
- 3. Moi?
- 4. 2001 A web design oddity contract / freelance / virtual-agency / agency
- 6. 2007 Contracting Freelancing << too much!!
- 7. I would be Looking for work Winning (and losing) work Doing the work Running a business
- 8. I cant afford anyone to help me with this
- 9. can you afford not to?
- 10. Love! Hate Meh! Do I like doing this task?
- 11. Should I be doing this? Yes! No Probabl y not
- 12. Does this task make money? Profitab le? Nope Fuck knows
- 13. Only do the things, that only you can do
- 14. Spend time working on your business (not just in it)
- 15. Dont be a busy fool
- 16. How things are
- 17. Fewer hats I win work, spec it, run projects, deal with clients, develop my business, wash the dishes* BUT Freelancers design Freelancers build New: admin / project management
- 19. Win / Win You gravitate towards the tasks which only you should do Your business is not constrained by your working week You spend more time working on your business (and repeat)
- 20. #tboBath
- 21. From Chaos to Order
- 22. Tools Email (Gmail labels) Emails tools (boomerang)* Google Docs RedBooth Harvest Freeagent
- 23. Lily Gene
- 26. Documents
- 27. Processes
- 28. Process (detail)
- 30. Why?
- 31. Why If you can measure it, you can manage it Delegate To Improve To be aware (Fran)
- 32. How things will be
- 33. The Future Get the system right (not perfect!) Get people on board to run the system Play golf* (*Only do the bits than only I can do)
- 34. Kanban
- 38. (*very limited usage) THANKS (10%) Sulis (20%)*
- 39. #tboBrighton
Editor's Notes
- #39: WIKIPEDIA: In Anglo-Saxon times the area was part of the Kingdom of Mercia, and was known in the Brythonic language as Tigguo Cobauc, meaning Place of Caves.