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8 People And Process Skills Required In Any Business

Startup Professionals Musings

I’m a believer in the old saying that investors look for great people, more than great ideas. Many entrepreneurs try to do the whole job alone, or surround themselves with “yes” people, or count on family and friends to back them. Managing people and results require the ability to track progress and reward the right people.

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Putting People First Can Help You Discover What’s Possible

YoungUpstarts

Ross Morel, CEO of Frogslayer - a custom software development and digital innovation firm - shares his experience of building his company around people. The post Putting People First Can Help You Discover What’s Possible appeared first on Young Upstarts.

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Putting people into business

Eric Friedman

One of the ways I do this is by putting more people into business. The theme of becoming a better advisor has been a core principle of how I make decisions – from the people I choose to work with, companies I invest in, founders/execs I coach, and really what I do with my life. ” “ what could I have done differently?

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5 Strategies For Building Winning People Connections

Startup Professionals Musings

Even though investors, like myself, have long made it clear that we invest in people, not ideas, new venture owners insist on talking about their latest “ million dollar idea ,” rather than their “ million dollar team.” The power is in the people, their business relationships, and their connections.

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8 Keys To That First Investment From People You Know

Startup Professionals Musings

You see, investors invest in people, before they invest in ideas or products. We all know people who can talk a good game, but never get around to building anything. Most entrepreneurs have learned that it’s almost always quicker and easier to get cash from someone you know, rather than angel investors or professional investors (VCs).

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Why good people leave large tech companies

Steve Blank

If you want to build a ship, don’t drum up the people to gather wood, divide the work, and give orders. And because we’re inundated with resumes from people who want to work for us, he sees no reason to change.”. Founders of great companies figure out how the keep their passion but put people before process. Postscript.

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5 Keys To Maximizing Your Impact In People Mentoring

Startup Professionals Musings

The old principle of managing by walking around will give the background, and people always having to wait makes them talk longer when they get your precious attention. If you are always hard to find, too busy or unavailable behind closed doors, no leadership or mentoring relationship can work effectively.