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Hi there. I have an interesting idea to run by you. I lead a development team, but my English isn’t very strong, so I’m looking for someone who could help represent us. There would be a few meetings each month where you’d attend on my behalf and communicate with clients. Some meetings would be face-to-face. This is a part-time role, with monthly pay ranging from $300 to $3,000, depending on workload and performance (it will be good additional income and it's simple assistance/collaboration, not job). The role may also involve shared access to team accounts and light financial coordination. The bigger picture is an OEM-style collaboration. You’d act like a brand owner and account manager, defining requirements and guiding direction, while our team handles execution and production. You’d join client meetings, gather requirements, and pass them to the team—we handle the rest. DM me if this sounds interesting to you. Tayo

Hi, I’ve just completed the HireHawk Operating System course and wanted to share a quick takeaway. My biggest takeaway was the importance of thinking beyond just completing a task and instead setting people and systems up to work well long-term. It really reinforced the value of structure, clarity, and ownership. Here’s an example from my past work that reflects this: I was asked to hire and train new staff for our filling station. Instead of only recruiting and doing basic onboarding, I created a simple training structure, clearly explained roles and expectations, and made sure new hires understood both customer service standards and daily operations. This reduced confusion on shifts, improved consistency, and helped new staff settle in faster with fewer issues later on. The course helped me see how small systems like this can make a big difference, and I’m excited to keep applying these principles going forward.

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On that note I would kindly appreciate some help reviewing my updated resume.