Category | Start-up story

New social network Offers Boost to Washington Entrepreneurs

Posted on 22 July 2011

When it comes to starting and growing a business, Stephen Coles figures every entrepreneur deserves a boost. That’s why he has launched StartUp Northwest (http://www.startupnw.com), a new social network and online resource that encourages greater interaction and information sharing among Washington state entrepreneurs. “The Seattle startup scene is vibrant,” says Coles. “But, if your business 

Start-ups do better with young employees

Posted on 26 April 2009

I think it should be somehow obvious that a start-up might have easier access to young employees. Of course, if you can afford to hire seasoned employees that’s excellent, but let’s see what are the advantages of hiring young. First, as you are just starting up it’s harder to get experienced people on board. I 

A true Start-up story: day 4 – what to do next

Posted on 01 June 2007

If you have followed my small business start-up story, then, you already know that the first year ended with no profit, the second one brought the first signs of success, and now on the third we are going full speed ahead. Starting day 4 of my story, I’m going to document how we (the 3 

A day in the life of a part-time entrepreneur

Posted on 24 May 2007

Before going to the forth day with my small business start-up story I should say something about the part time entrepreneurship experience. Part time entrepreneur work day I’m not sure if my schedule is typical for a part time entrepreneur, but my days are mostly passing like this: I usually get up at 7 in 

A true Start-up story: day three – a little history, this year.

Posted on 21 May 2007

A true Start-up story: Day three For the ones that don’t know this is day three from a true story of a small business start-up. I managed to compress the first 2 years in the first 2 articles (and yes, this is a shortened story, to answer some questions that I received), which kind of 

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