Have you ever heard that luck happens when preparedness and opportunity meet? At GMD, we’re looking to create our own luck by being better prepared for the next opportunity.

Whenever a great new business opens up in the neighbourhood, you want to tell a couple of friends.

GMD helped our surrounding communities by picking up trash—and it gave the chance for team members to see each other face-to-face, for the first time in over a year.

This week on Team GMD we are featuring Mona Yazdandoust, the newest member of our digital coordinator squad.

Meet Pablo Narvaez, Team GMD's newest digital coordinator. Pablo is passionate about video games, artificial intelligence and karaoke.

This week on Team GMD we are featuring the newest addition to our web development squad, Naomi Papequash.

Originally from Toronto, Derek moved west to spend more time in the mountains and the surf. He has an impressive portfolio, featuring work for the likes of Arc’teryx, Herschel Supply Co and the University of British Columbia.

Your time has come. Today is the day you will unlock your true communicative and organizational potential. The day you go beyond the limits of email and memory as devices for project tracking. The day that you finally free yourself and merit the title, Mavenlink Master. Let’s dig in.

In case the recent days (and weeks, and months) have become somewhat of a blurry memory marked by polishing off numerous Netflix series and finally mastering that sourdough recipe—September officially welcomes the six-month working-from-home anniversary.
So we wanted to check-in, how’s everybody doing out there?

Now that everyone is spending more time at home, we as a team have noticed that we’ve been consuming a lot more media whether it's books, movies, TV or podcasts. We asked the GMD team what they have been listening to while working from home.

Your time has come. Today is the day you will unlock your true communicative and organizational potential. The day you go beyond the limits of email and memory as devices for project tracking. The day that you finally free yourself and merit the title, Mavenlink Master. Let’s dig in.

Anyone who knows a web developer has probably heard them gripe about Internet Explorer (IE) at some point. Is that because us developers are generally a cranky bunch or is there really something to all of this IE hate? While I agree that developers on the whole are an ornery bunch in this case there are some great reasons for giving up on Microsoft’s former flagship.