Analytics & AI for Modern Excel
If you are considering ongoing Microsoft 365 Copilot support, you should be able to picture the work you are buying. “Fractional” describes a part-time arrangement. The scope needs to explain the …
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There are a lot of ways to build a career around Excel now, and I have spent enough time in this world to notice that two of them get blurred together constantly: being an Excel expert and being an …
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Every so often, someone hands me terms for professional work that are so far below market that my first reaction sits somewhere between confusion and offense. When I mention this to friends, the …
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I've been passed over by training organizations more times than I care to count. The resumes they choose tend to have certifications I don't have, like Microsoft Certified Trainer or Microsoft Office …
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Most people who build an audience around technical content assume the path to corporate clients is just more of the same: more posts, more courses, more visibility. Reach a certain threshold of …
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I have been working independently for nearly ten years now. People often ask what the biggest culture shocks are when moving from regular employment to working as a solo knowledge worker or …
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