01st Feb 2018 – I picked to add “Do Not Track” for all customers, each time they setup a new account they see it and pick what privacy they want to give to their new projects. I picked to be the…
01st Feb 2018 – Example answerNo Ah one last thing… US vs EU based servers Analytics in GDPR is possible as long as any personal data collected is only processed by the first party. ePrivacy is specific regarding cookies, where…
01st Feb 2018 – 2. Incentives, incentives, incentives. It’s already an ecommerce best practice to usher folks away from guest checkouts, and into registration. Of course, this doesn’t seem like anything new. Europe has always had rules about how one…
18th May 2020 – Do you remember who john_1954@gmail.com is after a while? It might be better to make a “business email only” access policy for your account. Personal data now means any bit of data that you could use…
20th May 2020 – GDPR says… “Request the explicit consent of every user before any data collection takes place. Requests must be in clear, plain, easily understandable language free of legalese. It also must stand alone from other matters or…
09th Jan 2018 – And as I was having this realization—I noticed my wife looking over at me. Or more so, she was looking at me, looking at my phone, on a Friday night. And that’s what I’d become—a bottleneck.…
Prompting applicants to submit their details across mediums, makes it clear to us whether or not they can communicate to us effectively in a remote space. What they do know is: how you answer the questions, and what you’ve said,…
This one’s a little more complicated, but it relies on similar principles to our other productivity methods: focus. Pick one task. Give it your undivided attention—and keep your mind from dwelling on anything else that “has to get done now.”…
You would think that being picky with our customer relationships, and being guided by “rigid” moral rules, would be limiting — not liberating. It’s against our values. We’re rejecting this customer. For me, our values come down to “why-are-we-still-talking-about-this” rules. The things…