By Nadia Lorencz The article that I read this week about start-ups posed some interesting takes on why you should and should not start your own company. In addition, it provided some insight into what the most important parts of a start-up are. For example: is the idea itself more important than the team who… Continue reading The PMARCA Guide to Startups
When we were first given the assignment to develop our own startup idea for class last week, I didn’t realize how difficult it would be to do. I really struggled to come up with a plan for something that I thought could benefit not only me but also other people and still be possible to… Continue reading Startup Ideas Offer Solutions
By Hannah Brenner Before reading this, I would have never guessed that more than half of a startup’s hiring ends in failure. From an outsider’s point of view it seems like everyone wants to work for startups, but now I can see why people might not be willing in a company’s early stages.While many people… Continue reading “Better start working on your fake smile.”
According to this week’s readings, “The PMARCA Guide to Startups,” taking risks and expecting the unexpected are two of the biggest challenges that come along with being a media entrepreneur today. The article outlines the three main categories in which most of these uncertainties exist: The caliber of your team, the quality of your product and… Continue reading Tales of a Startup: Risk, Persistence and Market Fit
By Jerry Liu Nowadays, a lot of young people are planning to create their own startups. There are definitely pros and cons in terms of starting your own business. According to The PMARCA Guide to Startups, the great things about doing a startup are having the opportunity to control everything by yourself, create something new, have… Continue reading Seeking Product/Market Fit during Startup Phase
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