Building A Start-up Team (Tips From Dating)
May 25, 2011Sunshine. Rainbows. Butterflies. We all know that giddy feeling. Finding the “right one” makes all the difference. As entrepreneurs, we can take a few tips from dating to help us.
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Sunshine. Rainbows. Butterflies. We all know that giddy feeling. Finding the “right one” makes all the difference. As entrepreneurs, we can take a few tips from dating to help us.
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Since I launched Flyover Geeks in August of last year, (for a trip down memory lane, see here and here) coverage of the tech scene in Chicago and beyond has.
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“Hey, Jason, it was great meeting you at XYZ event a few days ago. Your thing that you’re working on sounds pretty sweet. Let me know if I can help.
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I invited Adam here today to share why he left a successful job at a large consulting firm to start Inkling Markets and what he’s learned along the way.
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