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"It is an invisible force that goes by many names. Computerization. Automation. Artificial intelligence. Technology. Innovation. And, everyone's favorite, ROBOTS," declares Derek Thompson of The Atlantic in this piece at BusinessInsider.com
"Every organization is defined by a few things: its name, logo, and brand identity."
"We've collected the 11 worst rebranding disasters in recent memory. If there's one lesson, it's that a rebranding isn't to be taken lightly. It requires overhauling a company's goals, message, and culture — not just the logo." . . .
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"First things first: a few financial basics."
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To grow a culture, hire from within.
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Ari Weinzweig, CEO and cofounder of Zingerman's gourmet food company, shares the foundation of his renowned $50 million business.
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"Myth #1: It’s not what you know but who you know."
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"Thankfully, there are a handful of companies that have strayed from office culture norms and boast unusual but seriously awesome perks. Forget about coffee machines and yoga classes, and think along the lines of massages, free Fitbits, and even a company boat."
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"Following is my list of 12 stupid startup stumbles. Even if an entrepreneur is doing everything else right, committing even one of these mistakes can seriously damage the startup’s credibility and chances of successful launch. Even if an entrepreneur is doing everything else right, making even one of these startup stumbles can hurt the cause," says Jim Price (photo, left).
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