3 Lessons on Talent Acquisition
As an entrepreneur, hiring the right people was a concern that occupied my mind often. I’ve gathered various lessons through each of the three technology companies I’ve been involved with building up.
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You need a virtual receptionist!
Many of our long time readers will recognize the names of Brandon Stuut and Andrew Shelansky. Brandon and Andrew were the technology team, the “dynamic duo,” who helped launch InsideWork. Andrew was also an occasional writing contributor to our site.
Last summer they spun off from InsideWork to develop an innovative technology business called […]
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How parenting and education are killing American entrepreneurship and innovation
A new “nontrepreneur” generation is entering the marketplace: one characterized by fear of failure and an excessive need for hand-holding. Bernard Moon dives into some of the reasons behind the declining American entrepreneurial spirit.
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Facing Failure is a Hard Road
Bernard Moon writes a very transparent reflection on his experiences with startups and knowing when it’s time to quit.
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At 35, Loïc Le Meur has carved a niche by ignoring business conventions, respecting competitors, building relationships and learning his lessons out in the open.
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As you watch this 40-second video from Bangkok, Thailand, consider these questions…
What are the built-in inconveniences in your market?
How nimble is your company, measured by the flexibility to take advantage of opportunities that are less than optimal?
Who will carve out a niche in your market if you don't?
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Working in a Dejobbed World
Dan Wooldridge explains the origin of the modern concept of jobs and the current trend toward dejobbing.
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More Healthy and Balanced?
This survey indicates that small business owners, in spite of sacrifices, achieve a good measure of work-life balance, physical health, have good marriages, and are on track for retirement.
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It's a Project-Based World
It's a project-based world.
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Guy Kawasaki is a managing director of Garage Technology Ventures, an early-stage venture capital firm and a columnist for Forbes.com.
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New Vistas, Ideas, Adventure
The message of the Kingdom of God has always traveled the routes of commerce, from the time of Abraham to the early Christians to today. Learn more about how globalization has developed.
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Lessons for Small Business from Pizza by Marco
Dan Wooldridge shares insights gleaned from Pizza by Marco (Dallas, TX) on how to achieve greatness as a small business.
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Now contributing his blog to the InsideWork® community.
Guy Kawasaki comes onboard as a guest contributor to the InsideWork® community site.
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Asia's Best Entrepreneurs Under 25
Ultimately our lives are about people and not abstractions about business or things. Dan Wooldridge introduces us to the face of young Asian entrepreneurs as a reminder.
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Cost cutting and process improvement are not sufficient paths to profit. Wealth is created through innovation, but innovation can be impeded by barriers within a company and in the market.
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