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Challenge your assumptions and seek to understand
We make assumptions all the time. This person did that just to annoy us; this other person is being lazy and that's why they didn't finish their work on time...
Remote work: nine-months in
We've been WFH at Yarno for 9 months now. So the question is: how are we doing?
The subtle art of writing a job advertisement
We're currently hiring at Yarno and our philosophy is that if you show your personality, people will show you theirs (aka, their true colours...shining through).
How to reduce turnover and deliver better results with effective onboarding
Your first week at a new job can be the difference between spending 6 months at a company and spending 6 years there. It's that important.
How to run business-as-usual in unusual times
Remote work requires two pillars: trust and communication. Without these, it's doomed to fail.
It's not uncertainty itself, but our reaction it, that's cause for concern
In the light of the coronavirus crisis, I've rounded up a few of the ways I cope with, and even embrace, uncertainty.
How to move on from consensus decision-making
At Yarno, we're experimenting with a decision process based on consent, not consensus.
Why I hate my job (and other networking tips)
It's not what you know, it's who you know, so whether you love it or hate it if you work in business, you're bound to have to network at some point or other.
How our 4-day work week turned into a 2 year failed experiment
Though we had the best of intentions, our 4-day work week experiment ultimately failed, as it became an us vs them office arena.
How we're tracking with Teal
In the interests of keeping-you-in-the-loop-edness, we're here to share with you a few Teal-related updates!
How I let go and enabled others in my team to make their own decisions
Enter: the decision template. My one stop shop approach to emboldening everyone at Yarno to make their own decisions (so I don't have to).
How I became a developer
My journey into the deep dark world of tech started a little over 12 months ago. I had this job in marketing. It was fine. But I wasn't passionate about it. So I made...
