Back to school. It’s a phrase which tends to send shivers down spines and cause hearts to sink. And that’s just the kids of the world. But what if we just change our minds about it? And see it as a massive personal growth opportunity.
It’s time to go lean and get ready to exit, stage left. By going lean, I mean Lean Methodology, of course. This little piece of wonder, which applies just about everywhere in your process.
Welcome back. If you’re just joining now, then get yourself up to date by checking out my previous two posts. The starting point and Grow and Scale.
How many work hours should a startupper work? And just to clarify, I mean both founders and employees. The best answer to this question is in fact a question.
So you have a product. And you want it to grow and scale. Maybe its a great one. If all goes well with your launch, it will soon become a business. Now, here are three vital questions you need to ask yourself.
What is Entrepreneurship? The bare bones view is as follows: Entrepreneurship (noun) “The activity of setting up a business or businesses, taking on financial risks in the hope of profit.” – Oxford Dictionary
Is your high growth tech start-up based in Greece and are you thinking of expanding internationally?
It was an overnight success that took several years of hard work from CEO and co-founder Andrew Hughes, CTO and co-Founder Manos Moschous and our very own StartTech Ventures nurturing and incubation support.
Many great startups fail to grow simply because they happened to be launched at a location unfavourable with VC investors.
Being an entrepreneur and especially a startup founder, is all about having a perfect timing, managing your team, making disparate elements play well together
