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Okay, so about a year ago I was building a social networking site with several friends. Before accepting ad profits, we wanted to make sure that what we were making from it was legal. To be safe, we wanted to register our organization as an LLC. Long story short, […]
You may be wondering why I used poorly-drawn cows for this example. Well, I stumbled upon this article from Farmers Weekly Interactive that talked about diversification among young entrepreneurial farmers:
“Successful diversification means diversification, not distraction. This can, at worst, seriously undermine the existing business.”
To pull this back to a standard business standpoint, diversification can collectively […]
CNN recently posted Fortune’s article titled “Hiring your first employee” as a response to this submitted question:
How does an entrepreneur go about hiring his or her first employee? What should be the first employee’s role - administrative, sales or technology? Must an owner offer a piece of the company to the employee?
I pulled out […]
As a boss, you will confront a world of people. You will also hire some of these people. Who should you hire?
With my previous work experience, I found that people are the most productive when they are happy (seems fitting, right? A happy worker is a productive worker). Ethical behavior needs to […]
Written by Jim Gordon [email] for b5media.
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