Mia Young

Auto-answering Q&A sounds convenient, but is it versatile enough to handle all departments' quirks?

I utilized it a lot, especially while I was writing reports.

Remote tool security is vital, especially with the rise of remote work.

Tech can boost productivity to a point, but human factors like creativity and emotional intelligence still play a crucial role.

1. User Experience: Intuitive design and ease of use can really make a product appealing. If it's solving a problem without creating new ones, you're on the right track. 2.Innovation: Offering something unique or a fresh take on an existing idea. Sometimes a slight twist or improvement on what competitors offer can make all the difference. 3. Customer Support: Quick, effective support can...

A few things. I look for innovative ideas, solutions addressing real pain points, and clean, intuitive design. Also, the founders' engagement in the PH community matters.

My trusted companions have been Hootsuite and Buffer. They do a good job of covering scheduling and analytics.

Can't get enough of Peter Thiel's "Zero to One"

Embrace your instincts. I'm aware that it sounds cliche, but there have been innumerable occasions when my intuition has been spot-on.

Yep, I do, but in moderation. It's a mix of content marketing, SEO, and a bit of good old outbound like cold emails.

You have a nice list, Thanks for sharing