u/Shire1230

I have a fulltime job that I work remotely. I have been considering start a dog waste and lawn mowing business. I have hired both in the past and they never aligned when they come and I end up having smashed dog waste.

I feel that it is a niche market to do both, no one I see is offering both services as a bundle. It would be pet friendly company. One marketing idea was going to sponsor the adoption for a dog each month.

In the US in a city with 1million + people . A lot of franchise dog waste companies and your typical number of a trillion landscapers around the area.

My question is their still remove in the market and is this a dumb idea?

Thank you in advance for advice and thoughts

I have a fulltime job that I work remotely. I have been considering start a dog waste and lawn mowing business. I have hired both in the past and they never aligned when they come and I end up having smashed dog waste.

I feel that it is a niche market to do both, no one I see is offering both services as a bundle. It would be pet friendly company. One marketing idea was going to sponsor the adoption for a dog each month.

In the US in a city with 1million + people . A lot of franchise dog waste companies and your typical number of a trillion landscapers around the area.

My question is their still remove in the market and is this a dumb idea?

Thank you in advance for advice and thoughts

Somewhat new to typewriters, just starting to learn more about them while collecting them. What is your paper of choice for your typewriter?

I keep coming across typewriters, at a fairly low price. Garage and estate sales. I am considering buying everyone I see and then selling them at a hipster farm market that is close to me.

Is that dumb idea?

I really want more people to have typewriters and see how cool they are.

In the US I am seeing Product Owner roles go for 84-110K where a few years ago they were 130+. I never see full time Scrum Master roles any more. Only as consulting roles.

Agile roles seem to be in a not so great position at companies. I had a recruiter send me a that wanted a Product Manger/ BA with 5 years of AI experience for 45 and hour.

Curious what other people are seeing?