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It costs $0 to start a business. Name - Namelix Design - Canva Social - Hypefury Email - MailerLite Developer - Typedream Payments - Razorpay, Wise Automations - Zapier Welcome to 2022.

Open to work? Here are 6 people you absolutely NEED to connect with 👇 1. Germaine J. Muirhead Germaine is constantly posting new opportunities and resources for job seekers. If you want to stay up-to-date on the latest job opportunities, give him a follow! 2. Brianna Doe Brianna is an incredible writer, sharing a wealth of information for job seekers. Brianna also has a job board, talent collective, and offers coaching to candidates. 3. Bonnie Dilber Bonnie is a Recruiting Leader at Zapier, sharing tips, stories, and anecdotes aimed to help job seekers. She has all different kinds of resources available for people such as personalized support, a resume scan, job boards, and more! 4. Hannah Maruyama - Degree Free Podcast Ryan Maruyama Hannah & Ryan created the Degree Free Podcast, which teaches candidates how to land jobs without having a traditional background. Hannah and Ryan are great people. Highly recommend! 5. Austin Belcak Austin runs Cultivated Culture, teaching job seekers how to land their dream job without applying. He's full of great tips and strategies for job seekers. 6. Tobi Oluwole Tobi founded The3Skills, teaching candidates how to communicate their value. Past clients work at Slack, Google, Shopify, Amazon, and more! With all the advice floating around out there, it's important that you have good information to guide your job search. These people are some of the best. Highly recommend connecting with them and utilizing their resources🤘

If there's one thing you should change in 2023 to get your first Product Manager role is this 👇 Start thinking more about working on your own product and less about which 'certification' is best. "Certified in Product Management" is meaningless. To help you with it here is some tech you can use to create a product with exactly $0 spent: Website → Wix.com, Webflow, and even Notion can get you started for $0. Coaching/Interviewing → Calendly can help you schedule calls for $0. Designs → Canva costs exactly $0 to get you started. Prototyping → Figma is a powerfull tool that'll cost $0. Payments → Gumroad charges exactly $0 for posting your products. Organizing → Trello and Notion can help you get organized for... $0. Automations → IFTTT and Zapier will help you create powerful automations starting at exactly $0. In fact, you can even create a whole product based on an excel file! 🤯 Check my comment below to read the full story of this excel product. What other free tools have you seen that can help you create a product? #productmanagement

As a part of my marketing operations series, I will share a piece of knowledge 👀. For those who use Expandi or anything similar, it’s great if they have Webhooks and Zapier. This way, you can connect your personal Linkedin CRM to your chosen CRM, be it Hubspot, Pipedrive, or Creatio. Really useful for all the SDRs and Salespeople out there. Marketing, too. Of course. 🤝

Sorry I have to even say this but I want to be clear that the following things will not affect your ability to get a job at Zapier: 1. Whether or not you wrote a thank you note. 2. What you were wearing. 3. How you styled your hair that day. 4. Your Zoom background* I mean maybe I don't know what I'm talking about but we really try to make hiring decisions off of things like the skills you bring to the table and the results you've been able to achieve in the past. There were a couple of posts going around and I was SHOCKED at the comments where so many people noted that they would reject people simply for not sending a thank you note. I mean recruiters can't be bothered to send a rejection to a candidate after multiple interviews, but you're holding a thank you note against them?! The boldness of basically saying you'd take a less qualified candidate over a more qualified one because they didn't stroke your ego enough. This is really outdated, old school advice that reinforces the balance of power - you as the candidate should be grateful to the company for making time for you. Curious how many of those companies are taking the time to send thank you notes to candidates who interview with them? Anyway, I think posts like these say a lot about the values of these companies or leaders. Don't get me wrong, I always appreciate a thank you note. But it will never impact a decision. If you're not qualified or the strongest match, that thank you note isn't going to move you forward, and if you're the strongest candidate, the lack of a thank you note will never hold you back. *unless your background says something like "I hate automation" or "Zapier is the worst" I guess.

If you are a busy entrepreneur who wants to scale but doesn't know how this post is for you. Here's the 7-step process for automating your business so you can work less and earn more: As your business grows, you get more clients, money, and tasks and processes to handle. At the same time, you can't lose focus on what really matters to your business. That's why you need to automate everything you can, to work less and earn more. Here's how: 1. Assess Choose which business processes to automate first. Of course, you can aim for "all of them," but starting with no more than ten is better. And how do you choose the first process? Consider these three factors to decide: • Business impact – what is the value of automating this process? • Maturity – how well do we understand this process? • Complexity – how complex is the integration, process flows, and business rules? 2. Adjust Before automating them, make sure the manual processes are working well and fix any serious issues. Automating inefficient or defective processes can only magnify these issues. 3. Design Plan your streamlined process by creating a flowchart. Design a step-by-step workflow of each process and the ideal scenario you would like to have after automating them. Decide what the trigger and action for each step and the tools you will need for them are. 4. Build Now for the fun part!:) It's time to set up the tools and integrate them. For faster integration, you can use no-code tools, like: • Zapier • Make • n8n And these are the business tools most of my clients use to automate their processes: • Calendly • Monday • Notion • Typeform • Stripe • Docusign • Slack 5. Test Before running every automation in the production mode, run some tests to ensure you get the outcomes needed. Most importantly, ensure each step of the process works according to the flowchart you built in step 3. 6. Run You’re ready to go live. Turn each workflow on and watch everything automation can do for you and your business: • Helps you scale • Avoids missing any task or deadline • Minimizes chances of errors • Saves time • Reduces expenses • Makes you feel good 7. Analyze For every new automated process, pay attention to the quality of process execution and outcome. How frequently ad hoc tasks are introduced, or alternate process pathways are used? These findings may be used to confirm and optimize the process design if needed. Those steps are the beginning of your automation process. It doesn't end there. It's an ongoing effort. After automating your first processes, you will want to keep pushing for more. Your business will thank you. If you need help automating your business, send me a DM, and let's talk. I run an automation agency and have helped SMBs, big corps, CPAs, Real Estate firms, agencies, online businesses, and e-commerces to cut their workload by 53% and scale 4x faster. I'm sure I can help you do the same.

Every startup in the current macro-environment needs to ask themself this... If Zapier can build $140M+ in ARR business with an abysmal interface that drives more confusion and misuse in early stage startups than any tool on the planet...then why can't we? #startups #areyouinfluenced #advice

Happy that I've taken the first step to becoming a Citizen Developer / No-Code Operator. Very excited to continue the journey moving forward. Thanks to Sam Sibley, 💙 Matt Hubbard 💛, Philip Lakin, Steve Higgon, Tom Noble and various people at Airtable, Zapier, Bubble, Toca.io, Quixy, Softr, TAAP, FlutterFlow, Webflow, OutSystems, Switchboard, AgilePoint, TrackVia, Inc., Betty Blocks, Mendix (acquired by Siemens AG) and Project Management Institute for your inspiration, thoughts and advice. Greatly appreciated. #nocode #citizendevelopment #pminstitute