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The CEO's Guide to Arbitrating the Support vs. Engineering Battle

If you run a B2B SaaS company, this argument will show up on your radar sooner or later: your head of support says engineering isn’t fixing high-impact bugs fast enough, and your CTO says support is overreacting to edge cases. Both are correct — from their vantage points. However, your role in B2B leadership is to cut through the tension, get to the facts, and make a clear, defensible decision that balances customer value, product health, and the long-term cost of tech debt.

Online IT Degree Graduates Driving Smarter Scheduling and Payroll in Small Businesses

Small business owners know what to do. You’re boss and in charge of everything. Hidden under all your other activities are two time-wasting activities. Creating a spreadsheet weekly plan is a nightmare. Who’s free Tuesday? Can Sarah and Mark swap? You’ll spend hours keeping the lights on before you realize it. The conundrum never ends. After that, the “fun” portion of payment begins.

New Element Web and Desktop apps have distinct Element X vibes!

The brand new updates of the Element Web and Desktop apps include a major rework of room listings. It brings the ‘laptop versions’ of the Element apps in line with the Element X design on mobile devices to give a far sleeker experience. This update marks the first step in a broader evolution of Element Web and Desktop — one that brings consistency across platforms, improves accessibility, and lays the groundwork for a more resilient technical foundation.

Best Self-Service Support Tools for B2B Teams

If you work in B2B support, you know the pressure is always on. Customers expect answers quickly, often before they even think about reaching out to a live agent. That’s where self-service support comes in. The right tools let customers find what they need on their own—whether that’s troubleshooting a product, accessing documentation, or handling complex tasks without waiting on an email response.

36 Employee Strengths Every Organization Requires

To successfully have your business functioning, you need more and more employee strengths. At least 37 of them. These are divided across general or common (23), sales (8), and customer success or CS (6). We call these the different chapters of excellence. Overall, you need to amplify these for more efficiency, productivity, and profitability. Another thing to note is that there will always be a mix of employee strengths and weaknesses in your organization.

10 effective time management tips for work

Every day, you get exactly 1,440 minutes. No more, no less. But somewhere between the morning email flood and the afternoon meeting marathon, those minutes seem to vanish into thin air, leaving you wondering where your day actually went. That’s why time management at work has never been more important.