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Why Company Culture Is Vital for Every Remote Company

YoungUpstarts

by Denis Kryukov from Soshace. For many remote (and even regular) companies, company culture is something ethereal and abstract: while the most important metrics (customer engagement and satisfaction, employee turnover and retainment) are closely monitored, features like company culture are often neglected. However, our experience tells us: improving this aspect can really pay off.

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16 Entrepreneurs Describe Their Leadership Styles

Hearpreneur

Every leading position in business requires demonstration of diverse skills and leadership styles. Working environments differ thus requires the leader to master the best style that works in that business. For instance, an authoritative style may not suit a business in its initial stages of development. Here’s how entrepreneurs and business owners lead their teams; #1- Servant leadership.

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4 Keys To A Super-Charged Team And Workplace Culture

Startup Professionals Musings

Startup work environments are always chaos, but they can still be great environments to work in, or they can be terrible. Whether yours is terrible or great, that same tone flows out to your customers, and regulates your productivity inside. You as the founder are the starting point and definer, so you need to get it right. What does it take to create a positive workplace culture?

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How To Transform Workplace Culture

YoungUpstarts

by Anita Sanchez, Ph.D., author of “ The Four Sacred Gifts: Indigenous Wisdom for Modern Times ”. As most business owners know from both research and first-hand experience, corporate culture has a foundational impact on their organization’s daily short-term sustainability, as well as their long-term viability over time. Too often, CEOs and founders find themselves behind the wheel of a company whose culture is no longer serving its people.

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Building Healthy Innovation Ecosystems for Your Projects

Speaker: Nick Noreña, Innovation Coach and Advisor, Kromatic

Every startup and innovation project exists within an ecosystem that either helps or hurts that project. As innovation managers, we need to keep a pulse of that ecosystem and make sure we're helping those innovation projects we're managing every step of the way. In this webinar, Nick Noreña will walk through an Innovation Ecosystem Model that he and his team at Kromatic have developed to help investors, heads of product, teachers, and executives understand how they can best support innovation in

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Monday Motivation: “ADVERSITY IS THE FOUNDATION OF SUCCESS” – Gary Vaynerchuk Motivation

Hearpreneur

This motivational video is to help CEOs, entrepreneurs and business owners start the week off on the right foot. Understand time. Be confident but don’t get delusional. Be patient. Your biggest advantage is timing. Be flattered but not confused.

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Heat Maps: What Are They Good For (Besides Looking Cool)?

ConversionXL

Heat maps are a popular conversion optimization tool , but are they really that useful? It’s easy to say that they help you see what users are doing on your site. Sure, of course—but lots of other methods do that too, and perhaps with greater accuracy. So what can heat maps answer? What is a heat map? Heat maps are visual representations of data. They were developed by Cormac Kinney in the mid-1990s to try to allow traders to beat financial markets.

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Texas Startups Roadshow Wrap-up

Austin Startup

Two robot buses full of dozens of venture capitalists and family office investors from around the world traveled for three days around the great state of Texas from Dallas to Houston to Austin. Last week I took to the Texas highways with dozens of other investors from around the country and around the world on an epic three day adventure from Dallas to Frisco to Houston to Austin.

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