The Economic Force That Small Businesses Keep Undervaluing
A small business owner in Austin needs a bookkeeper for 15 hours a week. She budgets $18 an hour and expects basic QuickBooks data entry. The person she hires is a former corporate controller with 12 years at a Fortune 500 company who stepped away to raise her kids. Within the first month, this hire […]
When a “Quick Freelance Fix” Turns Into a Long-Term Role
It usually begins at a breaking point. A business owner is juggling too many responsibilities with customer emails are going unanswered, content isn’t getting posted, invoices are delayed, and the to-do list keeps growing. Hiring a full-time employee feels like too big of a step, so the logical next move is to bring in a […]