Startup vision, Startup Mission and Startup Goals: A startup is all about its grand purpose, the narrative for a beautiful outcome. In all the startup pitches I’ve seen, the most inspiring part is that most founders have a beautiful vision. Most times, these visions and missions are bigger than financial gains. It comes from a place of deep passion, respect for the customer’s problem and commitment to solving it.
Every startup goes through the phase of idea generation, understanding the market and providing an adequate solution. They all start at the same wonderful place. It is a small thought in the head germinating seed of an idea that goes on to create a startup.
Even the Greatest Was Once A Beginner: It is like saying – every big building in this world was once a blueprint. If you recall, a few days ago, we had discussed comparisons – “Don’t compare your beginning with someone else’s middle”. Everyone starts somewhere, with limitations, challenges and opportunities.
Workforce management is something that you need to pay close attention to. If you don’t handle things right, you’ll find yourself operating slowly and it’ll be tough to keep customers or clients happy. There are things that you can do to help, such as buying the latest time clock software. Read on to learn about eight ways
In today’s article, we will talk about the 4 d’s of time management and how to use them to prioritise time. The main item of discussion in 4 Ds is whether a task needs delegation. Delegation in effect conflicts with the feeling of control and micromanagement. However, in this article, we will talk about the types of prioritisation models we can follow to make the best use of our time. In addition, I’d always route us back to some time management skills that will help us increase productivity.
Basic choices in an early-stage startup: In this article, we talk about the basics of creating an early-stage startup. We will talk about basics such as company registration, business plan, investment readiness etc.
