A Little Revenue Is Worse Than No Revenueby Stuart BrentIn the startup world, payment is validation. If someone is willing to pay you for your service, you’re onto something. If no one will pay you, then you’ve got an issue with your message, your offer, product/market fit, something.Continue
The Elephant In The Room: Collaborative Overloadby Vesela BodurovaCollaboration has become a buzzword. And for a good reason.Continue
“Be Powerful”: How the Women Leaders at Plated Built a Culture of Female Empowermentby She WorxContinue
10 Bits Of Sales Wisdom From An Enterprise Expertby Katie SullivanCreating a healthy sales organization is imperative for startups that want to eventually scale-up. Mastering the ups and downs of sales cycles requires that you get a lot of important factors right –from hiring and managing, to prospecting and pitching, to reporting and pipeline analysis, and much more.Continue
The Difference Between “Remote” and “Remote-First” Companiesby Paul FarnellThoughts on building a remote culture, from a remote CEOContinue
A Simple Guide to Measuring Productivity to Fuel Business Growthby Zirtual TeamEver struggled to properly measure productivity within your business? You’re not alone.Continue
Breaking Down Silos — Oh Marketing!by Christian GerickeHow do you tear down silos? It all starts with perspective .Continue
The Founders Agreement: Saving Your Startup From Co-Founder Conflictby Meghdad AbbaszadeganSome arguments are inevitable, but there are things you can do to protect your company — like having a founders agreement in place. Continue
4 Things I Wish I’d Known as a First-Time Entrepreneurby Elise MitchellEntrepreneurship demands more grit than glamour. As any professional on the other side of the uphill challenge knows, success often means making mistakes, bravely picking up the pieces, and trying again. The process is equal parts grueling and exhilarating.Continue