test 02/26/2008

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Free! Why $0.00 Is the Future of Business

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10 less-than-great personality traits of entrepreneurs » 16th letter » Blog Archive

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-    #1 Persistence. The “$4 billion dollar story” of how Excite landed the Netscape button deal is a must-read for every entrepreneur.
-    Hiring is key. The cost of hiring someone bad is so much greater than missing out on someone good. I think this was a rule they took very seriously the second-time around. They wanted “no false positives.”
-    You make what you measure. Merely measuring something regularly will help you to improve it. And not measuring it will almost guarantee failure.

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        One Response to “test 02/26/2008”

        1. Gil Says:

          Regarding measuring, when we first launched our productivity program, measurements were made. The awareness itself of being measured accounted for a noticeable increase in productivity. Then people suggested action plans and anxiously awaited next measure. It is indeed necessary if you want gains in productivity, how can you manage what you can’t measure in the first place.
          You might like to know about the Young Entrepreneur Society from the http://www.YoungEntrepreneurSociety.com. A great resource for entrepreneurs.

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