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    1. Work For A Startup Company Before Starting Your Own Startup Company

      Explore visionwiz.net (Mar 7 2012) Marketing

      For those of you who want to get in on the ground floor of a new venture, but haven’t yet worked up the nerve to start your own, begin with a job at a startup. But first you should ask yourself if you are prepared for the realities. Working for a startup is not a career choice, but more of a lifestyle. The long-term opportunities may be large, but near-term paychecks will be small, compared to large companies in the same industry. Stock options, if you get them, won’t help you pay the mortgage f (Read Full Article)

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    2. Tips For Your Startup Company Incorporation

      Explore visionwiz.net (Feb 14 2012) Legal

      Tips For Your Startup Company Incorporation The official start date for your startup is the date you incorporate the business. This is obviously important for tax purposes, but may also dramatically influence how potential investors, customers, and competitors look at you. My rule of thumb expectation is that it should take two months to set up the legal entity, six months to finalize the business plan, and by the end of the first year have a prototype product ready for customers. At this point every potential investor will listen. Timeli (Read Full Article)

    3. Hiring Tips For Your Startup Company

      Explore visionwiz.net (Jan 19 2012) Recruiting

      Every startup with any traction quickly reaches a point where they need to hire employees to grow the business. Unfortunately, this always happens when pressures are the highest, and business processes are ill-defined. At this point you need superstars and versatile future executives, yet your in-house hiring processes and focus are at their weakest. The result is a host of h (Read Full Article)