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6 Stories of Successful New Entrepreneurs to Inspire Your Business

Up and Running

It has grown from five employees generating $120,000 in annual revenue to 350 employees generating annual revenues of $16.5 Black Diamond Equipment rose from the ashes of Chouinard Equipment’s bankruptcy when its former staff banded together to establish the climbing industry’s first company owned by its employees.

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Is Employee Cynicism Killing Your Culture? Ten Strategic Ways To Re-Configure It Around Trust.

YoungUpstarts

It’s an expression of the uncertainty that comes from working in an environment where ethics are lax, employees don’t feel valued, and information is withheld. When it thrives in an organization, it signals a lack of employee trust — a problem that’s gotten significantly worse over the last generation. Do leaders keep their promises?

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4 Tips To Build A Deep Virtual Bench Of Talent

YoungUpstarts

More than ever before, companies must be ready to replace employees at a moment’s notice. days and data from DHI Hiring Indicators shows that the average job opening remained unfilled for 28.1 days in 2001-2003. days and data from DHI Hiring Indicators shows that the average job opening remained unfilled for 28.1

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Is Employee Cynicism Killing Your Culture?  Ten Strategic Ways to Re-Configure It Around Trust

YoungUpstarts

It’s an expression of the uncertainty that comes from working in an environment where ethics are lax, employees don’t feel valued, and information is withheld. When it thrives in an organization, it signals a lack of employee trust — a problem that’s gotten significantly worse over the last generation. Do leaders keep their promises?

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The @TWTFelipe Story – A Tale of US Visa Policy Gone Awry (#startupvisa)

Both Sides of the Table

He came to the United States in 2001 to study Software Engineering at Auburn University. In 2005 he was graduated and took a job in South Carolina working for technology company while he started his own web design company on the side. He started another company on the side while he was working during the day at a technology company.

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Is the Lean Startup Dead?

Steve Blank

He just hired Meg Whitman. With fewer than 10 employees but almost $2-billion dollars in the bank, they plan on jumping right in. But as Carlota Perez has so aptly described, all new technology industries go through an eruption and frenzy phase, followed by a crash, then a golden age and maturity. And it may work.

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Never Hire Job Hoppers. Never. They Make Terrible Employees

Both Sides of the Table

I never hire job hoppers. They make terrible employees. Look at some of the uber-successful icons of Silicon Valley / Technology: Larry Ellison, Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, Larry/Sergey, Eric Schmidt, Andy Groves, John Doerr. Why do job hoppers make such bad employees at startups? -. Not job hoppers. Everyone loves you.

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