How To Get The Most Potential Out of Your Team
Jaee Patwardhan spoke at the Women 2.0 Conference about her experience building a team for Amazon Fire TV at Amazon Lab126. She shares her insight on how to build a winning team.
Jaee Patwardhan spoke at the Women 2.0 Conference about her experience building a team for Amazon Fire TV at Amazon Lab126. She shares her insight on how to build a winning team.
We caught up with one of venture capital’s most successful and respected female figures, Dr. Beth Seidenberg, to glean her advice.
Involved in the finance? Don’t miss this event.
Are you making sure the most important employee in your business is being taken care of?
Discover three ways you can help create opportunities for yourself and your coworkers at even the smallest of startups.
Like anything else, getting valuable feedback is all about asking the right questions. So we asked seven entrepreneurs from Young Entrepreneur Council (YEC) what questions they would ask to get the most helpful information.
What to do when how you work is as important as what you work on.
Leading neuroscientist Andrea Kuszewski explains why unlocking the hearts (and minds) of your users isn’t just an art – it’s a science.
It doesn’t have to be tortuous: these five simple strategies can take the fear out of networking and help you make lifelong connections.
Another month, a new city and the best of all October City Meetups!
Does over-discussing the gender gap do women more harm than good?
Strategies on how to keep your virtual team connected.
At our HowTo Conference, panelists taught entrepreneurs how to leverage data science in their startups.
Meet Pipeline Fellowship alumna Barbara Clarke.
At the our HowTo Conference on September 30 and October 1, panelists demystified growth hacking.
One Silicon Valley CEO lays out the seldom-seen strategy for getting into the company of your dreams.
Last week at our 2.0 HowTo Conference, panelists shared their experience in designing the right business models for success.
At our recent HowTo Conference, speakers shared their experiences with going against the grain to build their businesses.
Invaluable advice from a founder to first-timers: don’t make these top five mistakes when you launch your startup.
When you’re trying to get ahead, the drive for perfection can be your worst enemy. The person who never makes a mistake always ends up taking orders from one who does. Here’s why.