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Yesterday, while reading through reviews of TripTie, I came across one that pushed my buttons a bit.
The 50/50 split is a disaster waiting to happen.
Customer service can make or break a company. Here’s a good example.
This should really go without saying, but there are many angles that I can attack here. First off, you should always pay your employees. Even if you don’t like the end result of their work, the questions you should ask yourself are: did the person do the job to their best ability? And, if the […]
Essentially what is means is that if you want to be a part of the process of design, you need to have some experience in design.
They say that the key to success for any start-up venture is passion and coffee (when they say “coffee” they probably mean “late nights” but I’m taking it literal here).
At first, being an entrepreneur meant to me that instead of working days and burning late- night oil on the projects I loved, I could devote all my time to those projects.
