Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. “We’ve seen in excess of a 300% increase in output, with essentially no increase in inputs. And our people are happier.” This sounds like a testimonial in the business management version of a get-rich-quick infomercial. But it’s not. It was spoken by a Harvard Business School professor…
Last Friday, SpaceX launched three rockets in the span of 36 hours. Bloomberg | Getty Images The impressive feat — most flights are spaced out at least a full day apart, with many averaging between five and seven days — made it the fastest three-flight series for orbital rockets in the history of space exploration.…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. There are a lot of conversations right now about the hybrid workplace, remote work, and the dread of returning to the office. There are also plenty of stories about how employees are quitting and how employers need to embrace the future of modern work. Working as a…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. If your exit strategy is to grow your business until it’s able to be acquired by a larger company, you can’t play it safe. A safe, conservative business with predictable revenue and slow growth isn’t attractive to most large organizations. They want to acquire companies that are…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. This year is panning out to be a roller coaster in the financial markets. From supply-chain woes to probable regulations on cryptocurrencies and NFTs, there are a number of trends tech-heads and investors should look out for in the coming months. 1. Universal adaptation of cryptocurrencies There…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Today’s workplace is more digitized than ever before — especially in tech. Work-from-home adjustments and nearshore outsourcing have surged in the last two years, requiring the modern manager to adapt quickly. Working remotely hasn’t changed the core of good management practice but has inspired reevaluating priorities and…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. How to raise entrepreneurs — the classic nature vs. nurture influences. Are entrepreneurs born or bred? For me it was probably more nature than nurture. I wasn’t really raised around entrepreneurs. My grandfather was a custodian; my mother cleaned houses. I guess that could be considered running…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Filmmakers need to have multiple skills at their disposal. In fact, filmmakers should be seen not only as creatives, but as entrepreneurs and business people. Use what’s available to you This tip applies to available material objects, your own knowledge/history and to your skills as a filmmaker.…
As the name suggests, micro habits require minimal motivation and effort to accomplish. Eventually, this little habit will build on top of itself into something bigger and better for you and your goals. It’s like when you start running. You may only be able to make it half a mile. But, eventually, you’ll be cruising…
Opinions expressed by Entrepreneur contributors are their own. Entrepreneurs often judge different social media platforms differently because of disparities in their approach to business. Traditionalists can be risk-averse and doubt that the investment of time and money involved in building a profile on newer platforms like Instagram is worth it. However, I believe that Instagram…