I don’t know about you, but as a rule, I communicate better via written word.
It gives me time to think. It lets me use the vocabulary that my SAT tutor hammered into my brain so many years ago. And most of all, it gives me a screen to hide behind when I have to confront an uncomfortable topic — making the situation much less awkward. But there are times when even I, the perpetual wordsmith, have to make an actual phone call.
Popular culture makes entrepreneurship seem very appealing. Between “Shark Tank,” “Joy,” and “The Social Network,” it can be hard to deduce what the experience of founding and running your own business is truly like.
The hard truth of the startup world: 90% of all startups fail, and the most common reason for failure is a lack of market need for the product or service.
Popular culture makes entrepreneurship seem very appealing. Between “Shark Tank,” “Joy,” and “The Social Network,” it can be hard to deduce what the experience of founding and running your own business is truly like.
The hard truth of the startup world: 90% of all startups fail, and the most common reason for failure is a lack of market need for the product or service.
Popular culture makes entrepreneurship seem very appealing. Between “Shark Tank,” “Joy,” and “The Social Network,” it can be hard to deduce what the experience of founding and running your own business is truly like.
The hard truth of the startup world: 90% of all startups fail, and the most common reason for failure is a lack of market need for the product or service.
Have you ever sat in a meeting and been asked, “Well, how much is that [insert necessary marketing tool or program to grow business] going to cost?”
Those who run the budget at companies must ensure return on investment from every activity that they put dollars behind — otherwise you wouldn’t have resources to do your job. Trouble is, solidifying those resources and proving they’ll be worth the investment can definitely be a challenge.
Have you ever sat in a meeting and been asked, “Well, how much is that [insert necessary marketing tool or program to grow business] going to cost?”
Those who run the budget at companies must ensure return on investment from every activity that they put dollars behind — otherwise you wouldn’t have resources to do your job. Trouble is, solidifying those resources and proving they’ll be worth the investment can definitely be a challenge.
You don’t know it yet, but you need Kelsey.
She’s an ideal fit, the right mix of smarts and experience, temperament and personality. She’s the missing link your department has been looking for, needing. Thankfully, the need is mutual. Kelsey is looking for a job.
You don’t know it yet, but you need Kelsey.
She’s an ideal fit, the right mix of smarts and experience, temperament and personality. She’s the missing link your department has been looking for, needing. Thankfully, the need is mutual. Kelsey is looking for a job.
You don’t know it yet, but you need Kelsey.
She’s an ideal fit, the right mix of smarts and experience, temperament and personality. She’s the missing link your department has been looking for, needing. Thankfully, the need is mutual. Kelsey is looking for a job.
No matter how far you advance your career, networking is likely never going to be something you enjoy. And for the introverted among us, it can feel like we’re being forced back into those endless icebreaker exercises we had to do at corporate retreats while we were coming up. So, let’s stop.
