| September 4th, 2020
Whether we like it or not, the current pandemic has required many of us to work remotely to help prevent the spread of COVID-19. Some of us have found the transition to working from home to be seamless. For the rest of us, the transition was abrupt and bumpy. Even companies like ours, where employees […]
| September 5th, 2017
In a previous post we shared the importance of gig labor and some tips on how to manage gig workers. In this followup post we’ve put together our list of helpful sites for hiring gig workers: UPWORK Find freelancers from every category imaginable. Search for writers, programmers, translators, engineers, virtual assistants, and more. upwork.com Freelancer […]
| August 30th, 2017
Gig Labor: a job or a performance that is usually one time or short term Gig Economy: a growing workforce of independent and part time contractors, and the economy that relies on them. The definition of a gig worker is as broad and as simple as the part time UBER driver making some extra money […]
| July 26th, 2017
On the tail of Intervals’ recent interface overhaul we’ve also modernized our logo. Why? Because, Software as a Service has evolved in the 11 years, and so has Intervals since launching over 11 years ago. Nobody, including ourselves, could have envisioned the software landscape we inhabit today. Our original brand was our best attempt at […]
| September 30th, 2015
Effective and efficient teamwork is a crucial skill necessary for any creative agency wanting to deliver client projects on time and under budget. Fortunately, there is an abundance of tools available online that can help. One of the most effective tools for managing creative projects is team task management software. Not to be confused with personal task management apps, […]
| September 23rd, 2014
Nobody wants a project to go over budget. But, despite our best efforts at project management budget planning, some projects do require more time and money than we had originally estimated. Our first priority is to complete the project. But once the dust has settled, we’ll want to go back and see what went wrong. […]
| December 17th, 2013
This an updated help video that describes tracking time and managing tasks using work types (billable hours) and modules within Intervals. Default Modules & Work Types Running time: 3:10
| December 12th, 2013
Two years after graduating from college I decided to start a design agency with my best friend. We bought two computers, sublet some office space, and began looking for work. And then, all of my idealism went out the window as I realized starting a design agency, and keeping it running, is really difficult. The […]
John is a co-founder, web designer and developer at Pelago.
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