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"Myth #1: It’s not what you know but who you know."
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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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Net worth is a financial term you hear often — but what exactly does it mean, and how do you figure out yours?
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An exhausted worker resting on the floor.
"The video shows work rules that ban tattoos, died hair, short people, and certain ethnic groups from the factories."It also shows exhausted workers sleeping on the floor, using buckets to wash in, squalid communal showers rigged in parking garages, and a disgusting, unclean urinal.
"The film also shows that Apple's contract workers are all very young — CLW alleges there is a ban on workers over 35. You can read the full CLW report here. What follows are photos from the accompanying YouTube video, taken undercover inside Apple's China facilities." . . .
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A new study sheds some light on what your boss's John Hancock might say about his personality. The findings, released by the Kenan-Flagler Business School at the University of North Carolina, indicate that for CEOs, the bigger the signature, the bigger the ego, and the higher the likelihood that he or she is a narcissist.
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This is a channel for instructors of Introduction to Business. You'll find a variety of useful videos that will help make your teaching easier and more effective.
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Compiled from Buffett's interviews, op-eds, and of course his annual letters.
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"By the time you hit 40, rationalizing away your bad money management habits starts to have a serious impact on your financial future (not to mention age you)." . .