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Solo founder or small team? Fix your life with a real-life non-virtual assistant

57 点作者 robfitz超过 13 年前

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caseysoftware超过 13 年前
Completely agreed.<p>A few years ago, I tried a virtual assistant and it never worked out. The types of tasks that I needed a hand with were not easily breakable without detailed explanations.<p>Then I was at an event last month and a flock of friends recommended one assistant in particular. I emailed her about availability and listed out the problems and roadblocks that I've hit recently. A few days later, we met over coffee and she pitched me on solving <i>one</i> of those problems for now with a hook to work on a few others as time goes on.<p>Three weeks in and it's working beautifully. Everything I've handed her just gets done. It's not a huge amount at this point, but it's a start.<p>If you're in Austin and looking for an assistant, drop me a note and I'll pass along contact info.
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sunir超过 13 年前
Getting an assistant makes a lot of sense in most cases, but there is one area that you should never use an assistant.<p>Never let an assistant mediate meetings or contacts with clients, partners, investors, or anyone else. If you're at a start up, book your own meetings. Everyone else can do it, so can you.<p>Why?<p>1. It's rude. They wanted to talk to you but you've punted them to an assistant. For a tiny company, you aren't that important.<p>2. It cools the relationship before it started. Relationships are the core asset of any business. Prioritize them.<p>3. It distances you from the market. As a startup, you should be as close to the market as possible. Actively disintermediating from people around you is a bad sign of how out of touch you likely are.
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larrik超过 13 年前
Okay, this is only tangentially related to the post, but this is the second article I've read on that site, and I keep running into an issue on Chrome in Linux:<p><a href="http://www.larrikj.com/media/images/ss.png" rel="nofollow">http://www.larrikj.com/media/images/ss.png</a><p>I have the text not staying in the designated areas, and text overlaying other text. This happens on quite a few blogs I read on HN, so it's probably me and not them, but it doesn't seem to happen on most other sites.<p>Does anyone else see these issues? Did I break something in my install or settings (or extensions)?
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