Why work for a startup IT company?
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In today’s job climate, there are many people in the midst of a new job search. This might give you some indication that larger companies are not always the most stable. In fact, it might be crossing your mind to look at joining a startup company. There are a number of advantages to doing so. (more…)
Tips for starting your own business
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When you make the decision to start your own company, one can assume that you’ve already gone through a long decision-making process and have strong reasons. Maybe you’ve been laid off and don’t want to commit to another company where you don’t call the shots. Or maybe you still have a job, but want to strike out on your own nonetheless. Whatever the case, you now have some more important decisions to make. There are a few tips to make it easier. (more…)
Startups that did it right
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At the end of 2007, Wired made a list of companies to watch in the upcoming year. Despite the economic worries of the time, there were also many advantages, like Web 1.0 IPOs willing to help out, and the opportunity of attracting Google. Here are a few on that list that are still making waves. (more…)
Startup Company Lawyer offers much-needed assistance
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Even when you make the decision to take your business plan out into the world, you don’t have to do it on your own. Yokum Taku at Startup Company Lawyer is there to help, and he has created a great site for would-be entrepreneurs. Taku is a corporate and securities partner at Wilson Sonsini Goodrich & Rosati, where he represents developing companies find private financing, public offers, and even acquisitions. In addition, he brings a great deal of knowledge to his site, including programming and debate team experience. (more…)
Start a new company without quitting your old one
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The idea of starting your own company while keeping the security of your existing one is definitely tempting. There are legal issues to consider, including non-competition agreements and the problem of hiring colleagues. However, there are ways to do it, especially if you talk with your boss and gain their assistance. Plus, working for a company offers the benefits of seeing what untapped markets exist.
Using your salary as your startup is obviously one of the biggest benefits. It ensures your ownership in the company in the future and provides a secure foundation now. It’s easiest if you can show that your idea started before you joined the company, but if not, you still have options. (more…)