How To Run Your Company Huddleby Brent LoweA source of employee dissatisfaction is ALWAYS a lack of communication.Continue
Women’s Business Magazines Don’t Contribute Anythingby Kayla MedicaPatting yourself on the back for having the image of being a hard worker does not make you a role model. Continue
How I Went From Log Cabin To An Entrepreneurial Success Storyby Gideon KimbrellI encourage my team to take risks and make mistakes — so long as they take ownership of them and learn something in the process. Making a ton of mistakes is fine, as long as they’re not old mistakes.Continue
The Startups.co Guide : Hacking Your Inbox For Maximum Productivity (Part 2/6)by Wil SchroterChapter Two: Create Tools To Prioritize, Deflect & DestroyContinue
3 Essential Customer Service Metrics Every Team Should Measureby Shalin JainFor startups with limited resources, keeping track of metrics is key. It allows companies to strengthen problem areas, offer extra support and training for team members who are falling behind, and highlight weak links. Continue
Betting on yourself is never a gambleby Billy MurphyThe best bet you’ll ever make is on yourself, and when the payoff comes and outsiders see “luck”, you’ll know the reality.Continue
How to find the first 100 customers for your startupby Vinay KoshyNo matter what stage you’re at, whether you have a product or not, use growth and traction methods and apply them to your business needs.Continue
4 Tips to Turn Your Pie-in-the-Sky Dream Into a Profitable Businessby Laura CasselmanWhether you telecommute, you sell products on Etsy, or you have started a new web-based business, an internet connection is the new cornerstone of commerce.Continue
3 Lessons On Effective Business Communication For Small Businessesby Alexa LemzyHow will your team members know how to effectively interact if you don’t know how to do that? As a leader, it is your duty to understand how communication affects your bottom line. To optimize success, here are three lessons small businesses should learn. Continue
What I Learned As A Junior Product Managerby Samuel AthlanDon’t chase for solutions, chase for problems, solutions will come later.Continue