When you have a good job with a nice salary, and a pleasant group of people you work with in an office that has everything from a water cooler to high-tech computing systems – in short: when your job is great, you don’t think about changing it. And why should you? If you are completely […]
11 Things I Learned While Working in a Startup
March 20, 2015 By 4 Comments
This is a guest post by Prateek Choudhary, who is a good friend of mine. Prateek has extensive experience in working with startups and he will share some of his learnings in the epic post. So take it away Prateek! I joined a startup as an intern. Operating from a 3 bedroom apartment under the […]
Buy One, Give One and the Evolution of Social Entrepreneurship
March 18, 2015 By Leave a Comment
The original idea behind the Buy One, Give One business model was to marry a commercial endeavor with social value. When a consumer purchased a product or service, the same product or service would be given by the company to an individual in need. This appealed to consumers because they could feel charitable just by […]
3 Business Functions You Can Outsource
March 17, 2015 By Leave a Comment
Small business owners and entrepreneurs find it difficult to balance multiple hats in their business. If their goal is to scale up, they should probably think about routine business processes and activities that can be subcontracted out or outsourced. In so doing, they get more time at their disposal to take care of business-critical activities […]
Society’s Debt to Entrepreneurs
March 15, 2015 By Leave a Comment
Advances in society have been the result of a combination of philosophers, legislators and debate on the one hand; of invention, research and technology on the other. When it comes to practical progress it necessitates finance of course to translate ideas into reality. Some budding entrepreneurs can be frustrated in their efforts to develop their […]
