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Jon Irwin
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Founder & Principal Consultant, Resilio Partners
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Join date: Jan 8, 2025
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Jon Irwin is the Founder of Resilio Partners, where he helps startups, solo founders, and small teams turn clarity into action through strategy, planning, and execution support. With over 20 years of experience in operations, IT systems, and project leadership, Jon blends practical insight with hands-on support to move businesses forward — fast.
Outside of consulting, he’s passionate about simplifying processes, mentoring entrepreneurs, and helping people bring structure to their big ideas.
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Mar 12, 2026 ∙ 5 min
5 Workflow Bottlenecks That Are Quietly Killing Your Small Business (And How to Fix Them)
Most small business owners know something is wrong before they can name it. Small business workflow bottlenecks are often the culprit: jobs take longer than they should, the same problems keep coming back, good employees get frustrated and leave, and revenue never seems to translate cleanly into profit. In most cases, the root cause is not a people problem. It is a workflow problem. A point in your operations where work piles up, decisions stall, or information gets lost, and everything...
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Mar 10, 2026 ∙ 4 min
Why Military Veterans Are Built for Business Ownership (And How to Use That Edge)
When I left the Air Force, nobody handed me a roadmap to business ownership. What I have come to understand is that military veterans and business ownership are a natural fit, even when it does not feel that way at first. What I had was a set of skills: discipline, process thinking, the ability to lead under pressure. Skills that civilian employers often undervalue but that turn out to be exactly what running a business requires. I have spent the years since building companies, managing...
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Nov 30, 2025 ∙ 7 min
How I Built My ATS Resume Tool When I Was Struggling to Get Interviews (And How It Helped Me Land a 4-Day Work Week Job)
The Silent Rejection Loop Every Job Seeker Knows For a long time, I didn't want to admit I was struggling. I wasn't just unemployed — I was drained, mentally worn down, and completely confused about why I couldn't get traction in my job search. I'm a capable guy, I work hard, I have real-world experience… but the silence was brutal. I would apply to dozens of roles in a week and get nothing: No "We regret to inform you…" No rejection emails No interview requests Not even a "Thanks for...
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