Patricia

Pre-pandemic, the office was the place where people could get work done for most businesses. After months of working remotely, we've learned that most tasks are accomplished, and most meetings go just fine without the office. Now post-pandemic, what's your point of view? Do you plan to go back to the office like before, go permanently remote-first like Quora, or else?

Hey folks! I m a co-founder at Accord, and like everyone else doing some reflection on everything we learned & accomplished last year :) In 2021, we launched on PH and went from 0 paying customers to signing our first 50+, hired our founding team, and a bunch of other fun stuff. As a first-time founder, I learned a TON... Here are a few lessons that made a big impact (and I d love to hear yours!): - You really don't know how people will react to your product until you're actually in the market, no matter how much of an expert you are - It's so important to set ambitious long-term goals as a map for prioritizing the right things (and you don t need to know how you re going to accomplish these goals yet!) - Plant seeds and invest in relationships early; find other givers and give back to them Cheers to more learning & growth in 2022! What are some of the biggest things you learned last year?

Managing our workload can be tough. Especially when it comes to ditching certain tasks on our to-do list in order to be able to finish the most important ones. How do you decide which tasks you'll do first? How do you know if some tasks are to be left out?? (P.S: I created a Linkedin Group to share some tips, articles and discussions on productivity and time management, here's the link: https://www.linkedin.com/groups/... )