Category: Startups
Entrepreneurial Bluffing
Should entrepreneurs bluff? That question is a matter of some debate. My advise? If you bluff, make sure your bluffs are credible and worth the risks.
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Benefits, A Point of View
“My workers will welcome this new and improved benefits package.” Are you sure? The value of benefits is in the eye of the beholder.
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The Turkey Surplus
A turkey surplus is coming. The reasons cited? Covid has reduced holiday travel and gathering sizes. It’s time to look more closely.
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Revealed Preference
Surveys are wonderful but they don’t always reflect true consumer behavior. Take the time to understand the concept of revealed preference.
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You’re Not Ready for Venture Capital
So you think you’re ready for venture capital financing? You’d be well served taking a close look in the mirror first.
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To Mask or Not to Mask
Experts calculate that by wearing a mask you could help prevent a $56.14 daily drop in GDP. That’s $13,500 over the course of the work year.
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Innumeracy and Coronavirus
Innumeracy. If math was your worst subject, then catching coronavirus may be your best. Don’t flaunt your mathematical illiteracy. Wear a mask.
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In Defense of Pepperoni
Pepperonis are in short supply. Adding them to your pizza is becoming costly. Why not give your tastebuds and wallets a break instead?
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The Hybrid Myth
The word, hybrid, has come to connote an improvement. A combination of dissimilar elements that is better than its individual parts. Don’t believe it.
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Tough Times for Tinas
Angry Karens get all the attention. But Tinas are the ones who are changing our behavior. Why? Because there is no alternative.
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We Treat You Like Family
Commitment culture companies make few long term commitments. For the most successful, IPOs and Wall Street pressures await them. Change inevitably follows.
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Parkinson’s Pandemic-Adjusted Law
Covid 19 has changed the office environment, perhaps forever. Yet, as Parkinson’s Law predicted, the corporate bureaucrat will find a way to thrive.
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