A leader who doesn’t recognize the individual dynamics of his employees either runs a dud organization—when it comes to interpersonal relationships, or a generally un-innovative structure. The innovative entrepreneur understands that some are motivated by fear, others are motivated by competition, some are motivated by vision, and...
When a business liquidates or stops operating, the proprietor incurs debts—financial and moral. Study suggests that more than seventy percent of startups do not last the first five years. It’s a stunning figure and this is why an entrepreneur must be careful when deciding on the line...
Start-ups are usually faced with the problem of generating positive cash-flow. When a business is launched, it must prove its viability—among other factors, on the long-run and on the short-run, to be able to attract investors. A start-up must be launched with the aim to generate profit—however...