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Third-Party Risk Management: What It Is And Why You Need It

YoungUpstarts

Third-party risk management is the discipline of managing risks like these to prevent, or at least mitigate, any potential damage to your operation. A strong third-party risk management strategy will increase transparency, streamline operations, and cut costs. Ins and Outs of Third-Party Risk Management.

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Recruitment: Top mistakes made by hiring managers

The Startup Magazine

If you do make a bad hire, you might have the chance to rectify it through the initial probation period, but in general it’s something that can cost your business a lot, particularly if you are a startup. You don’t perform due diligence. It means that mistakes come at a cost. You don’t follow your gut.

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10 Keys To Raising Your New Venture Funding Potential

Startup Professionals Musings

Leaders are judged on key elements of execution, including a focus on priorities, ensuring clear accountability, managing decision making, mobilizing others, adapting quickly, and communicating execution urgency. Good performance management is more about rewarding desirable behavior than penalizing bad performance.

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10 Attributes Of The Perfect Partner For Your Startup

Startup Professionals Musings

If they or you find it hard to trust others, love to work alone, always have to be in control, or insist on micro-managing, it may be time for change or looking elsewhere. Neither partner needs to be managed. Partner decisions are more important than team member hiring decisions. Carry minimal historical baggage.

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8 Questions You Should Ask Before You Join A Startup

Startup Professionals Musings

The allocation of shares among the founders, and the number and size of outside investments, will tells volumes about the health, stability, and management of the business. Every startup should have at least a couple of outside advisors who are not major investors or family members, anxious to talk to new investors and key new hires.

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10 Lessons To Be Learned By Winning Teams Everywhere

Startup Professionals Musings

When McDonald’s was still a small company, Ray Kroc, the CEO, had a penchant for asking a store manager to help him clean up trash in their parking lot. Then it extends to the hiring process. When it’s time for due diligence, we will talk to your team. Instill optimism and self-confidence, but stay grounded in reality.

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How To Hire And Train A New Employee During The Summer (When Most People Are On Vacation)

YoungUpstarts

Recruiting and hiring employees is challenging, if only because the stakes for making the right choice are so high. Say you had to replace a worker who had been hired only recently, since they turned out to be a poor cultural fit. On top of the normal difficulties of the hiring process, HR also has to deal with its high seasonality.

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