hands-on-techniques-for-hiring-entrepreneurs 
Up and Running
MAY 9, 2017
Here at Palo Alto Software , we take hiring pretty seriously. I should know—we just wrapped up a lengthy hiring process within the marketing department. After months of searching, dozens of interviews, and sifting through countless resumes, we finally hired a new managing editor for Bplans.
Both Sides of the Table
JANUARY 11, 2014
He believes that the term “growth hacking” is misleading and potentially dangerous and in stead endorses good old fashioned online marketing techniques. His quip to suggest this is all a slight-of-hand, trickery dreamed up by marketing b *s is quite clever if misguided. I believe growth hacking is about all of this.
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The Next Web
OCTOBER 7, 2013
They were referring to non-founder engineers, most commonly the first hire for technology businesses. However, at the very early stage, they are taking as much risk with their future as the founders. A reason might be that negotiation techniques are not a part of their training. Engineer #1? Cap tables sound intimidating.
View from Seed
APRIL 21, 2015
On the heels of our research on HBS entrepreneurs , NextView’s Dimitri Dadiomov (HBS ’15) interviewed several top founders on the early stages of their companies. On Launching and Finding Early Traction. On Launching and Finding Early Traction. Tom Eisenmann.
Up and Running
JUNE 13, 2018
But throughout your career as an entrepreneur, you’re going to need to prioritize healthy stress management. If you have people around you to lend a hand with your business goals, your overall stress levels will be lower. million people who founded companies and hired at least one person. Don’t go it alone.
Reid Hoffman
MARCH 23, 2021
Despite this large impact, the techniques of decision-making are often overlooked. Entrepreneurs and executives will do all sorts of things to improve themselves, from taking a class on a particular technology, to reading a book about venture deals, to practicing intermittent fasting. This is especially true for repeat entrepreneurs.
Steve Blank
JULY 2, 2009
Entrepreneur-in-Residence After SuperMac I had been approached by one of our venture investors to be an entrepreneur in residence (EIR), a Silicon Valley phrase which says one thing but means another. Depending on the size of the venture firm they may have one to three EIR’s who stay an average of a year or so.
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