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Opsy #7: Improving your workflow one snippet at a time
Do you have a tool you’re obsessed with? That you try to convince everyone to use because you just know it’s going to make their life better?
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Save time, stop mistakes, and stay consistent with TextExpander
Do less typing and more ops-ing with this tool that turns a few taps on your keyboard into a whole lot of text.
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Opsy #6: A crash course in change management
The Opsy podcast debuted last week! Have you had a chance to check it out yet? Megan Bianco [https://www.linkedin.com/in/meganebianco/], Head of Operations at Scott's Cheap Flights, is our first guest and she's an opsy badass full of good insights. We dig
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Episode 1: What even is operations?
If there's anything I've learned from starting a community for operations people, it's that operations is a vague term and no one has the same definition. 😅
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Opsy #5: Short and sweet
It's a busy week over here at Opsy HQ (aka my favorite coffee shop). I just recorded the first episode of the Opsy podcast and our first Opsy Meetup is tomorrow. 🎉 If you've already signed up for the meetup, get pumped! You're about to
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Opsy #4: Meetups, automations, and conferences, oh my!
We're bringing together 50 operations pros for some learning and networking. And we'd love to see you there!
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How to streamline payments & contracts for new clients
It's time to stop manually creating the same invoices and contracts over and over again.
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Opsy #3: Let's meetup!
I'm hosting our first ever Opsy Meetup - and I'd love to see you there!
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How to replace your expensive ATS with #nocode tools
It's surprisingly easy to build your own no-code ATS to save on expensive recruiting tools.
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Opsy #2: Let's talk about money 💸 💰🤑
Today, we’re talking about money. Specifically, how much you should be making and how to ask for it.
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Opsy #1: Kicking off Opsy things
I've got lots of Plans™️ but I want to make sure those align what with you will actually find helpful. And, for that, I need your feedback!
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Introducing the Opsy Podcast
Learning ops by ourselves is hard. Learning from each other is easier! And much more fun...