How To Use Probability To Your Advantageby Richard ReisRemember life is a game of probability. Your chances of succeeding go down with every competitor.Continue
The Startups.co Guide : Get The Most From Your Calendar (Part 4/6)by Wil SchroterCreate a schedule for the times you work best during the day—and stick with it. You will be more productive, and be able to accomplish more throughout the day.Continue
The Startups.co Guide : Get The Most From Your Calendar (Part 2/6)by Wil SchroterGet the most out of meetings by using the proper medium for that specific type of interaction. When meeting in person—don’t travel across town—instead, meet at your favorite coffee shop.Continue
5 Tips for Choosing Suitable Startup Office Spaceby Tom BrialeyThings you should consider before signing a lease for your startupContinue
CTO’s Are The New Pandasby Yassine El KachchaniFinding a CTO seem to be the current “issue” of the global startup trend: founders need them, accelerators like them, and aspiring startup cities are desperate for them to move in.Continue
The Seven Culture Mistakes That Startups Makeby Paula Cizek"If you want to be in business forever, you need to build a culture that sustains the business"Continue
Employee vs. Independent Contractor: How to Classify Your Workersby Bryce WarnesA useful guide to determine if workers are employees or independent contractors. Continue
We called it a La*!%hby Neel BhatAn imperfection in your product is just that. An imperfection. It can be fixed. Or maybe it doesn’t need to be fixed because not everything needs to be perfect.Continue
Enhance Your Creativity By Taking Breaks And Working At The Right Timesby George SpasovIt's becoming increasingly difficult to sustain and optimize creativity for yourself and your teammates. Here are two very very powerful methods to preserve and even increase your creativity levels as the days go by.Continue
The Dos and Don’ts of Great Customer Serviceby Emma McGowanCustomer service is important for any business, but for a startup it means the difference between succeeding and being one of the 90 percent that fail. HappyFox founder Shalin Jain goes deep on exactly what you should -- and shouldn't -- be doing for your customers. Continue