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Startup Founders Should Flip Burgers

Both Sides of the Table

This is part of my ongoing series Startup Advice. When you’re an early-stage startup that hasn’t raised any institutional money you end up doing almost every job function of the company yourself. And this is how it should be in startups. Tags: Start-up Advice. I did the grunt work.

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Should You Really Sit on Other Boards When You’re a Startup Founder?

Both Sides of the Table

I recently read Brad Feld’s thought provoking piece encouraging founders to sit on the board of another startup company. I found it thought provoking because I’ve always believed startup founders need extreme focus on only their company to succeed. So I’m going to follow Brad’s advice.

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How Startup Founders Can Better Manage Their Time

Onevest

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14 Leadership Lessons From Successful Startup Founders

Startup Blogpost

14 Leadership Lessons From Successful Startup Founders To gain a deeper understanding of effective leadership, we asked startup founders and CEOs to share the most valuable lessons they’ve learned from successful entrepreneurs. This was great advice received from the CEO of a multi-million-dollar start-up.

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What Makes an Entrepreneur (7/11) – Detail Orientation

Both Sides of the Table

I wrote a blog post about being hands on where I argued that startup founders need to be hands-on or in my words, “you can’t run a burger chain if you’ve never flipped burgers.&#. I once had a startup team pitch me for an investment where the President of the company led the first call with me on his own.

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Dear Sophie: How can I present a strong O-1A or EB-1A application?

TechCrunch

Here’s another edition of “Dear Sophie,” the advice column that answers immigration-related questions about working at technology companies. I’m considering either having my startup sponsor me for an O-1A visa or self-petitioning an EB-1A green card. Any advice or insights on how to present a strong case for an O-1A or EB-1A?

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5 Easy To Fix Virtual Pitch Mistakes

Dream It

If you can’t find clean or presentable space, use a virtual background. To be fair, investor opinions on this vary and we’ve all seen the proverbial hoodie or casual attire of startup founders. Our advice is to avoid graphic T-shirts, sleeveless muscle shirts, sundresses, or anything that would be considered out of place.

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