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20 Entrepreneurs Share Their Takeaways from 2020

Hearpreneur

Throughout the different phases of the pandemic, we have spent even more time with our existing customers and actively sought out their advice on how we can make our platform and services better as this distributed work environment continues. Photo Credit: Jordan Smyth. Thanks to Jordan Smyth, Gleamin ! #18- 17- Three lessons.

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Why Virtual Offices Are The Future Of Remote Working

Duct Tape Marketing

You've heard about the great resignation and you hear about how everyone's kind of lonely and losing bonds, and there's nothing keeping people at work other than getting it, you know, now it's all about just moving from job to job and getting a higher salary because there's really nothing that ties us to our work anymore. Now we got it.

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Planning to Start a Family Business? Here You Are!

The Startup Magazine

Moreover, when you employ your own kids, they get work experience as they earn a salary. Photo by Brett Jordan on Unsplash. This should be in black and white and distributed to all partners so the project’s tasks and objectives are clear-cut. First of All, Build up a Family Business Plan. Roles’ Description. Compensation.

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How To Staff A Startup With (Almost) No Money

ReadWriteStart

Two-time entrepreneur Jordan Eisenberg, founder of UrgentRX warns that, “Few things in a start up are more important than carefully managing cash. At the beginning, before you have investors, it is not unusual for you (and possibly employees) to forego salary for extended periods of time.

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How to Avoid Being Deceived By Data

ConversionXL

Jordan Ellenberg gave an example in How Not to Be Wrong : say you have two binary variables “are you a smoker?” A frequent example is with average salaries. Salary tends to be a metric that doesn’t fall on a normal distribution – rather, a few people make a ton of money and that skews the mean.