When running a business, you have to create an environment that is ideal for your employees. If you want to get the best performance out of your employees, you need to foster a creative environment. At Google, employees get to enjoy work zones filled with snacks, comfortable couches and chairs, and free food courts. At […]
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Taking Advantage Of University Resources When Starting A Student Business
There are many benefits that can be gained from starting a business when you’re still a college student. As a student, you likely have the time and the flexibility to pursue something new. You have friends and classmates that are willing to provide help and act as your consumer base. And, of course, you can […]
Get Inspired: When You Fall Down, You’ve Got To Get Up!
I caught this video on Blogtrepreneur the other day and thought that it was worth posting here and sharing with you all!
Interview with Young Entrepreneur Christopher Blythe, Skoobit.com
By Chris on January 18, 2009 in Books, Business Ideas, Leadership, Marketing, Motivation, Networking
The textbook market is one that has always intrigued me and one that I have entered into before myself, as well as done a fair amount of research on. However, each time I’ve developed an idea, there have been different reasons why I did not pursue them (whether it was business or industry related, or […]
The ‘Trophy Kids’ Go To Work
First off, go and read this article: The ‘Trophy Kids’ Go to Work on the WSJ website. Then once completed, come back to this post. This post is my reflections on it. Thanks to @MonFineis for sharing it. ***************** (Warning: this is going to be a rant, so it may get long, but I hope […]