Quite the Contrary . . .
Corporate Jargon: Pros and Cons
Corporate jargon is omnipresent. Like plastic it is overused and little understood. Even so, it can have its uses.
One Chief Officer Too Many?
Beware of teams with too many Chiefs. Entrepreneurs may view inflated titles as a cheap employee benefit. That can be a costly mistake.
Taking it in the (Stock) Shorts
Another depressed, Covid era blogger shares his thoughts. It’s a modern day morality play that, somehow, comes up short.
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.
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.
People Are Our Most Important Asset
Strange as it may sound in this age of increasing automation, gig work, and executive pay, people still are a company’s most important asset.
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.
Revealed Preference
Surveys are wonderful but they don’t always reflect true consumer behavior. Take the time to understand the concept of revealed preference.
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.
Sea Cloud
Demand for data storage is growing. Yet, traditional data centers are costly to run. Is there no alternative? Yes. The cloud is going underwater.
