Sentences with phrase «succeed as a startup»

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Succeeding as an entrepreneur takes hard work and persistence because, unfortunately, there is no business - startup fairy who magically bestows success on small businesses and their owners.

As you might imagine, this option has a lot of money available to offer to startups and plenty of resources to actually help your business succeed.

Ensuring that your team has the tools needed to succeed in an increasingly competitive and challenging marketplace is key for startups and emerging companies, as is developing and retaining a strong, stable workforce — this often makes the difference between success and failure.

In a phone call with Fortune, Rattner acknowledged that the law could create jobs but not the kind that will stick around long - term as startups fail more often than they succeed.

As an early stage investor I want to help startups succeed.

Using the online dating industry as an example, Schildkrout goes in depth about the various channels for achieving growth in the industry — BizDev, Virality, Press, Paid Acquisition etc — and where startups like HowAboutWe either fail, or succeed.

Maybe in some perverse way, it's so hard to build a startup in Europe (France is almost the same as Spain, limited responsibility works somewhat better, but only until the bank tells you you need to mortgage your personal belongings to get that loan, all the rest is the same, and it's even harder to sack someone), that those who do succeed are able to survive after that.

But Better Place's bankruptcy could be the final nail in the coffin of battery swapping, as there aren't many others doing this, and if it couldn't be done with all the resources that they had, smaller startups probably won't succeed either.

The lack of Net Neutrality in one of the world's most important tech markets means that an online startup might not have the same chance of succeeding as an established player