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Can your lawyer destroy a good business deal?

Berkonomics

Over the years in business and as a member of over forty boards, I have received good advice from corporate attorneys and on occasion bad advice as well. There is a line that should be drawn in a relationship between corporate attorney and CEO or board. Attorneys are paid to protect the corporation, not to give business advice. Some are experienced enough to provide great business advice.

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Ten Year's Worth of Learnings About Pricing

Tomasz Tunguz

Last week, I shared a presentation with an executive team at a large public SaaS company on everything I’ve learned about pricing. Here’s a summary of the frameworks and theory that I’ve aggregated over a decade of investing in startups. Why do we set prices? Setting aside the important reasons of generating revenue and maintaining solvency for a business, there are many other reasons to set price.

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The Top Coworking Events in 2018

Deskmag

Have you already planned your vacations for this year? Combine some of them with exciting coworking events, extend your trip and turn them into a coworkation! From vibrant New York City, the breezy Hanseatic cities Bremen or Gdansk, to the tropical climate in Georgetown, Malaysia. the coworking gatherings are as diverse as the cities where they take place.

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“Marketing” just means being considerate.

Derek Sivers

Don’t confuse the word “marketing” with advertising, announcing, spamming, or giving away branded crap. Really, “marketing” just means being considerate. Marketing means making it easy for people to notice you, relate to you, remember you, and tell their friends about you. Marketing means listening for what people need, and creating something surprisingly tailored for them.

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The Big Payoff of Application Analytics

Outdated or absent analytics won’t cut it in today’s data-driven applications – not for your end users, your development team, or your business. That’s what drove the five companies in this e-book to change their approach to analytics. Download this e-book to learn about the unique problems each company faced and how they achieved huge returns beyond expectation by embedding analytics into applications.

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A Millennial’s Perspective: Creating Buy-In with a Winning Company Culture

Entrepreneurs' Organization

Written by Jeff Naeem. Company culture is a feeling, an emotional component. It’s how all the stakeholders—employees, owners and customers—interact with the business. Simply put: The product or service that the company delivers is its function , but the feeling people have working on that product or service and the feeling that clients have buying that product or service is the culture.

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WeWork harms 40% of all coworking spaces in its close vicinity, however…

Deskmag

WeWork is probably the globally most well-known brand that is associated with coworking. That is despite the fact that only a small part of the areas comply with the coworking space concept and most desks are located in private offices. With the roughly seven billion dollars they have so far collected in venture capital, WeWork has the potential to start a fierce competition with other coworking spaces.

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It’s hard to get off stage.

Derek Sivers

Being a songwriter is weird. You dig deep inside yourself. You extract and explain your emotions. Then you broadcast your innermost feelings to the biggest possible audience. It’s a life that demands a deep focus on yourself. It’s all you, you, you. It’s a one-way road that goes from inside of you out to the audience. Because of this, it’s hard for you to turn that off, switch directions, and just listen to others.

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#NewYearGoals: Communicate Better

Entrepreneurs' Organization

5 Words Your Next Email Should Probably Contain. Octane’s #NewYearGoals2018 series is focused on tackling small, attainable goals to achieve big results. The art of communication has changed greatly in the age of email but, at the most basic level, effective communications comes down to your choice of words. Whether you’re sending a message to a client, a co-worker, an employee or even your spouse, the words you choose can impact your reader’s comprehension, engagement and acti

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Repeatedly follow-up to show you care.

Derek Sivers

I knew a music publicist in New York City when she was at the peak of her success. A few of her clients had hits, so everyone wanted to work with her. She was flooded with new music. Here’s how she dealt with the flood: Whenever someone sent their music, it would go into an inbox. That inbox was completely ignored. Whenever someone contacted her to follow-up the first time, to ask if she’d received it, she would take their music out of that first inbox, and put it in a second inbox.

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PE Mastery: CAPTARGET's Playbook for Quality Lead Flow

CAPTARGET presents a masterclass in M&A deal sourcing. Learn to cast a wide net, embracing seller self-identification. Consistency is the linchpin: keep the origination process steady for a reliable flow of opportunities. Diversify your tactics, employing various tools and vendors. Tech matters! Understand DNS settings, domain authority, and brand presence for optimal outreach.

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#NewYearGoals: Be a Better Leader

Entrepreneurs' Organization

4 Tips for Managing Remote Employees . Octane’s #NewYearGoals2018 series is focused on tackling small, attainable goals to achieve big results. Today, we take on leadership. Aljaz Fajmut, founder of Nightwatch , offers four ways to work more successfully with remote staff members. . Hiring a team of remote workers has its perks. You save money on office space and supplies.