…[V]irtual office workers tend to be isolated from colleagues and customers. They seldom see and interact with one another face to face. Yet people instinctively crave what’s usually referred to as “face time.” 
This past March Maureen and I attended the NTEN Nonprofit Technology Conference and had the honor of participating in the WordPress Community Session: WordPress 5.0, Gutenberg, and the New Block Editor. It was an amazing time and I thoroughly enjoyed being on the panel, sharing Valet’s knowledge, understanding, and insights surrounding the new editor —
A business is only as strong as its network. People do business with people they like and with whom they feel comfortable.
Never talk to a customer while angry. In a roiled frame of mind, the chances of you saying something regrettable go way up. And bad things happen when you say regrettable things to a customer.
We’re celebrating big-time here at Valet. It’s our fourth anniversary, and we’ve come a long way from our roots as a WordPress website support agency.
We decided to put our spotlight on Valet’s Chief Operations Officer, Kimberly Lipari, to find out a little bit more about her favorite foods, strange obsessions, and what brought her to her love of WordPress. Here we go!
The WP Valet is a distributed workforce company. Our team members are based in Florida, California, Louisiana, North Carolina, and even in Uttar Pradesh, India. This means we work from our home offices, local coffee shops, and other locations that aren’t your typical cubicle-based office environments. Many of us also have children, and we realize we’re
