Dream of Scaling but Dread Hiring?
- Vivian Ramirez

- Aug 14
- 2 min read

1. Automate Repetitive Tasks
Before hiring, look for tools or software that can automate routine work (like scheduling, invoicing, or customer support). This can free up your time and reduce the need for immediate hires.
2. Outsource or Use Freelancers
Consider hiring freelancers or agencies for specialized tasks (design, marketing, bookkeeping) instead of full-time staff. This gives you flexibility and less long-term commitment.
3. Document Your Processes
Start creating simple guides or checklists for your current tasks. This makes onboarding new people much easier when you’re ready to hire.
4. Hire for Attitude, Train for Skill
When you do hire, focus on people who fit your company culture and are eager to learn. Skills can be taught, but attitude is harder to change.
5. Start Small
You don’t have to hire a big team all at once. Start with one part-time assistant or intern to help with the most time-consuming tasks.
6. Use Collaboration Tools
Platforms like Canva, project management apps, and communication tools can make working with a distributed or small team much smoother.
7. Set Clear Goals
Know exactly what you want to achieve by scaling. This helps you decide which roles are truly necessary and which tasks can be handled differently.
If you’d like, I can help you brainstorm specific roles you might need, or draft a job description or onboarding checklist. Just let me know what you’re thinking!
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