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21 April 2005
IEEE Spectrum Careers
Why treating your employees fairly, trusting your instincts, and documenting everything are essential to a start-up's survival
IEEE Spectrum Careers
Bring a new product to market is never as calm and orderly as the textbooks lead you to believe
IEEE Spectrum Careers
Your first hires are the most crucial. Don’t screw it up
VentureBlog: The Internet And the Death Of 80/20
by 2 othersThe 80/20 rule is a rule of thumb every startup should know. Economizing on time, management effort, and money has to be second nature.
20 April 2005
18 April 2005
Nuts and bolts of entrepreneurship | CNET News.com
entrepreneurs must also focus on less dramatic aspects of running a company
How to Forecast Growth at a Startup
An easy-to-follow guide to forecasting revenues and expenses during the startup stage of your business
16 April 2005
The Art Of The Start::The Art Of Starting
I am going to give you an overview, a "big picture" view of starting a company.
SandHill.com | Finance | Bootstrapping: The Secret to Entrepreneurial Success
If you look at all start-ups, less than one percent get VC funding. Most are launched with less than $20,000.
