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Things You Should Always Include On Your Resume

YoungUpstarts

Contact Information. Who forgets to include contact information, right? It may sound obvious to you, but many people miss out on some vital information. Contact information does not only include your name and phone number. Don’t make a mistake of adding information you don’t use.

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How Many Angels is the Right Amount for a Startup to Have?

Both Sides of the Table

If you follow the Twittersphere you may have noticed several people weighing in on this recent piece by Mike Isaac of the NY Times, asking “ How Many Angels is Too Many? Why does Mike Isaac have such a creepy number of people he follows on Twitter? Information Leaks are a Real Problem. Information leaks.

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50 Great Ways To Use QR Codes In The College Classroom

YoungUpstarts

Put a QR code on your office name plate to link to your online calendar for availability and contact information. Add a QR code to your contact information, and you can make it easy for people to automatically connect with you on social networks. Connect on social media. Mobile class newsletters. List sources.

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No Shelf Life: Why Selling Insurance May Be Right for You

Up and Running

They say that some people are born entrepreneurs. While this is certainly true, there are also lots of us who know we have the drive and skills to run our own business if we could just decide on the right product or service to offer. That initial warm fuzzy feeling about helping people find work was quickly lost.

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What To Do When Your Trusted Employees Defect To The Competition

YoungUpstarts

A pre-employment interview agreement that spells out what prospective employees can and can’t use or disclose from their previous jobs is an indispensable precaution against inadvertent information theft. Make it abundantly clear to new recruits that their previous employers’ private information must stay private.

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Why You Don’t Want to Give Financial Information to All of Your Investors

Both Sides of the Table

I have blogged about some of the downside consequences of the changes and the private information I have says the consequences are much worse than is reported in the press since few people publicly talk about. There’s another issue I can add to your list of things to be aware of – information rights.

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Should you go after value-add investors for your seed round?

Hippoland

Most investors like social proof — that you are getting a lot of traction with your round, and no-name investors are often the people who help provide fundraising traction that brings in bigger names later. Major investor / information rights? Will the investor have a board seat?