Topics: Remote Work
"Meet me in Miami". Were sweeter words ever spoken in the depths of the January freeze? I think not. Keep reading to hear a little more about perspective, remote work, and a life without borders.
Sitting, staring at a screen, and struggling to turn your inspiration into results? We've all been there. To help you get past it, here are 7 strategies to help you overcome writer's block.
We had tons of great content in 2017 that we enjoyed writing and sharing with you, but there were 7 posts in particular that got most of your attention. In this post, you’ll find your favorites of 2017, plus a quick summary of what you can expect to learn from them.
As 2017 draws to a close, like many others we’re taking a few moments to reflect on some of our incredible experiences over the last year – which wouldn’t have been possible without the support of our clients, talents of our core team, and artists. Today, we’re taking a look at some of the most important learnings we’ve picked up in hope that they will inspire others in the year to come.
According to Gallup Research, only 13% of the global workforce feels engaged. Is there a way to connect to the whopping 87% of employees who are disconnected from their company? Learn how to create connections with your team members, especially in remote and multicultural environments.
Interviews are a complex and potentially stressful process for both sides, the candidate and the recruiter. A misunderstanding could end up in as a lost opportunity. This can create such a tense scenario that both parts begin to overstate or understate some things.
The topic of comfort zones has been widely discussed in media, with lots of TEDx talks, articles and publications. Everyone is saying that “you have to overcome your personal barriers”. Everyone experienced being in the comfort zone. It’s personal; what for some seems to be a goal and an aspiration, for others can turn out to be a comfy place.
Wings4U has three owners. One of our owners, Maria Sztarovics, first founded the company back in 2007. Here’s a bit of her story, and why you’ll never hear her use the word freelancer unless she really, really has to!
I love artists. I always wanted to be one.
During my university years my best friend introduced me to João Pedro Plácido, an independent movie director of Volta A Térra who was an art school student then. João, who we called Milo, became a very close friend, changed my life and the way I look at life.
