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John Fonte | Treat Clients like Humans
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I’m John Fonte, a software engineer for Learning A-Z. And hack on apps. June 26, 2015. Treat Clients like Humans. They’re Not Just Your Income. Even a small firm may have time or financial pressures that cause prices to be high and quality to be misguided. Balancing Personal Treatment and Professional Work. This should sound like a simple concept, but putting it in to practice can be challenging. Here are a few tips to help you, the freelancer. Next, if the client doesn’t value your time, make sure you s...
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John Fonte | Review of Cory Gregory's 'Squat Every Day'
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I’m John Fonte, a software engineer for Learning A-Z. And hack on apps. July 29, 2015. Review of Cory Gregory's 'Squat Every Day'. 11 variations, 30 days, April 6th-May 4th. I completed 30 days of the program! At this point, I am a novice weightlifter - I started seriously in August 2014. I learned a few things about myself in a short span on this program. Here are a few of them:. Taking video of myself is massively helpful. Using different angles, I can see if my back is rounding, if my knees are tr...
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John Fonte | Software, Ultimate, and more
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I’m John Fonte, a software engineer for Learning A-Z. And hack on apps. May 12, 2015. The Case for Subscription Software. It’s Just an App. The current dominant business model for mobile applications is free with one-time purchases. This model is outdated, incorrect, and harmful to the developer and the consumer - especially when the developer is a single person or very small team. May 01, 2015. Maintainable Informational Websites in Node.js. How to build a stable site with a JavaScript server.
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John Fonte | Starting Small Tasks
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I’m John Fonte, a software engineer for Learning A-Z. And hack on apps. June 09, 2015. The way I prefer to manage my time is to break large tasks into the next one or two actionable small ones. Sometimes these tasks are hard to focus on, because it takes time to switch tasks and get into a ‘flow state’. Whatever that time cost is, distracting yourself will cost more. Is always less than the cost of doing. Assuming you are prioritizing the right things. Blog comments powered by Disqus. Tell me on Twitter.