About

What I believe:

As a programmer, I believe that the keys to life are attached to… well, my computer keyboard. Originally from Romania, I grew tired of the lack of bandwidth and decided to pack my bags and relocate to Singapore with my loving wife. A typical day for me is sitting behind a computer crafting my next line of code for my own dnn development company. When I’m not coding I’m sleeping (which is not too often).

My personal mission with every client:

To code is to love and I love to code. I live for the moments that I create software from scratch which sends tingles up the spine of my client. I take support seriously, and as a result I keep an ear bud plugged into each ear at all times (one for each support line).

5 fun facts about Bogdan:

1. I’m married, but I’m not really sure how it happened.
2. My wife threatened to take out a restraining order between me and my computer.
3. The perfect vacation for me is a trip to the iStore.
4. Just because I don’t respond right away doesn’t mean I’m not solving your problem.
5. I wear so many hats these days… not counting the one I have on right now.

What I believe:

This question gives me paws for thought, and I’ve chewed on it for a while now. What I most firmly believe is that social net-woofing has cat-apulted my studly stature with all the lady dogs out there. How else would they know I work in security? Ladies love a dog in uniform, amirite?

What else do I believe? Hmm. Well, since the premises are safe and sound at the moment here in Jango Studios, I believe I’ll go take Morning Nap #7 – right after I plow through half a bag of food, pee on the corner of Dad’s desk, and bark incessantly at the squirrels I see through this window while Dad is on the phone with a client in the next room (sorry if that client is you). Gotta keep these humans on their toes around here!

My personal mission:

Personally, I’m missing that one client of my dad’s who had that cute female chocolate labrad…

Oh, M-I-S-S-I-O-N?! Thought it said “missin”. Sorry, I chewed my reading glasses into a pile of dust the other day. I guess you could say my mission is to keep everything safe around here. Let’s just say that if my dad has ever mentioned to you anything about a “secure file transfer”… he ain’t exactly talking in fancy computer language. Smell my drift?

5 fun facts about Bacus:

1. I had fun once. It sucked. There’s nothing fun or funny about the serious business of security. And security is a 168/49 job (in dog hours – duh). 
2. I get angry when hearing my breed name mispronounced. There’s no “Rock” in “Rottweiler”. No “wilder” either. 
3. I’ve been reading a book called, “How to Open Refrigerator Doors: An Instruction Manual for Dogs.” Dad won’t be happy when I finally finish it. 
4. Dad once spilled a beer on the floor, and I lapped it up like it was my last meal. Yummerz! That was like a whole case of beer in dog beers! 
5. Hump Day means something totally different to me.

What I believe:

All business owners pride themselves on great customer service. However, I believe great customer service should be expected by clients and delivered upon every time — not touted as some spectacular achievement or fluffy selling point.

Also, I believe that nothing halts progress more than poor communication and lack of structure. That’s why efficient communication streams, combined with well executed strategies and systems, are the keys to delivering consistently positive results. And when results are consistent, they can be measured and improved over time.

My personal mission with every client:

By implementing well defined processes, leveraging technology, and hiring talented people, I fulfill my personal mission of delivering measurable value to clients at a price point they can easily justify. Operating from virtual office space, our team runs lean without all the financial bloat present within other companies. We’re experts in the allocation of time and talent, and this always translates into bigger bang for your buck.

5 fun facts about Trent:

1. At the ripe old age of thirteen I created my first product — an industrial dustpan. It retired after a whopping thirteen years of brutal service.
2. By age fifteen I started my first business. My employees picked me up from high school to go to work.
3. Without a job or credit, I purchased my first investment property at age twenty.
4. I have an insatiable desire to improve things; I’m always asking, “How can this be better?”
5. I’ve been called frugal, but I prefer the term “waste resistant”. In fact, that was Minimalism calling; it wanted its lifestyle back. 🙂

What I believe:

As a copywriter, I believe that my highest duty to a client is no different than that of a cosmetic dentist — my job is to make you look good. The only difference is that instead of drills and needles, my toolkit contains words. Just as the dentist enhances your smile, I do the same for your virtual image. In both cases, our job isn’t complete until your first impression to the world is an unforgettable one.

I believe that I must get to know your industry as well as you do… and your target audience even better. If I can’t effectively tell your company’s story and inspire confidence in your brand, I’m not worth my salt. Fancy words can never atone for lack of preparation or command of the subject matter; readers are smarter than that.

I also believe that as your copywriter I must be versatile in tone and diction. For example, you are now reading my native style. I feel most comfortable with casual and conversational copy with a splash of humor when appropriate. However, if your subject matter is more serious or technical, I believe that a great copywriter should have the ability to adapt accordingly. And while on the subject of what I believe, I believe you should have full confidence in me no matter what your writing requirements are.

My personal mission with every client:

I cut my literary teeth on a love interest in fifth grade when I discovered that through the written word, I possessed the ability to persuade and elicit real emotions from others. Yes, my first masterpiece was a love letter. Since that day, writing has been entwined in the tapestry of my identity as much as anything else.

My mission with each client is to recreate what I felt on that day in fifth grade. No, I’m not seeking your hand to the fifth grade dance, but I do want you to fall in love with Jango Studios. It’s my mission to exploit every ounce of my talent to make that happen.

And in case you’re wondering, she did check the “Yes” box. And then she traced that check with a yellow highlighter. Score!

5 fun facts about Mike:

1. I enjoy long walks on the beach, candlelit dinners, and correcting friends’ grammar on Facebook.
2. My brain isn’t wired to stop behind the white line at stop lights. To me, the white line means, “Three more feet from here.”
3. My appetite is voracious; I could probably do well on the competitive eating circuit. Some people who have seen me eat are convinced that my great grandfather was a Rottweiler.
4. Ketchup disgusts me, but I love tomatoes.
5. I have a great sense of smell — a fact which lends credibility to my theory that my great grandfather was not a Rottweiler, but instead a Bloodhound.