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Questions You Need To Ask Your Potential Business Partner

Questions You Need To Ask Your Potential Business Partner

When you look for partnership in your business, you are looking  for a multi-year journey Here are six questions, allowing you to uncover potential issues, shared strengths, and weaknesses You should be able to decide whether these people are good to start a company with 1. What are your goals for this project? It’s important

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Things CEOs Should Stop Doing If They Want To Scale their business

Things CEOs Should Stop Doing If They Want To Scale their business

As your business scales to your first seven figures, it’s a function of effort and hustle CEOs should think of their company’s growth and move things in that direction Here are some things that they need to do to keep scaling: 1. Taking advantage of opportunities that don’t fit your core business Carefully pick opportunities

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Lessons for being successful Entrepreneur

Lessons for being successful Entrepreneur

There are a lot of people dreaming about what successful entrepreneurship will be like after the pandemic A lot of employees are quitting their jobs and becoming entrepreneurs too While this is a good dream, for many it is just a dream that will never be a successful endeavour One reason why most people fail

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Developing an Entrepreneur & Intrapreneur culture in companies

Shifting from an Entrepreneur to Intrapreneur culture in companies

An entrepreneur can create a progressive culture that encourages their employees to do be a leader Only having some business values or mission in company culture is not enough Developing a strong culture is necessary to motivate employees which creates better performance for the company An entrepreneur is the founder, who builds and grows their

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Rules Of Building A Scalable Business

Scalable Business

Rules Of Building A Scalable Business The most basic questions for any business to answer are – “Who is my customer? Scalability is not possible if everything is dependent on the entrepreneur If a system is not simple, then it is not a system. Entrepreneurs are the lifeline of any nation’s economy.  There is no

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How Dell, Square and Wayfair think beyond a Crisis

crisis Management

How to Think Beyond a Crisis Leading a team and satisfying customers isn’t easy in a crisis.  Here’s how three chief financial officers did it — and what practices they’ll keep in the future. Give your customers a break:  Square decided to refund software as a service (SaaS) fees to its customers in March and

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How PepsiCo is reinvesting in diversity and inclusion

In June of 2020, the company announced that it would invest $400 million over five years to support Black businesses and communities and increase Black representation at Pepsi. The company was also still working on other goals, including aiming to spend $272 million with Hispanic suppliers by 2020. Simeon offered advice for other companies seeking

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Empathy: An Everyday Habit For An Entrepreneur

Empathy: An Everyday Habit For An Entrepreneur

Empathy: An Everyday Habit For An Entrepreneur An entrepreneur comes with his/her own history, beliefs, values, and context. Empathy is an important core value that can complement the unlearning and relearning cycle in the entrepreneurial journey As an entrepreneur, one comes face to face with thousands of challenges on a daily basis, every element of

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How Starbucks Uses Pricing Strategy For Profit Maximization

Starbucks raised their beverage prices by an average of 1% across the U.S, a move that represented the company’s first significant price increase in 18 months. Starbucks claims the price increase is due to rising labor and non-coffee commodity costs, but with the significantly lower coffee costs already improving their profit margins, it seems unlikely this justification

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