Entrepreneur magazine
August 2014
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15 Signs You're an Entrepreneur
Do the following traits, characteristics and quirks describe you?
MBAs for Hire, By the Hour
A startup raises nearly $5 million to match companies with the well-educated consultants they need.
Wish Waiting for a Table Was Less Painful? There's an App for That.
NoWait efficiently manages waits for tables, reducing stress levels for customers and restaurant owners alike.
How These Sibling Franchisees Built an Empire
Brothers Joe and Allen Hertzman, who own six Long John Silver's, 13 Rally's and 24 Papa John's Pizza units, share what's in their secret franchising sauce.
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Meet the Man with the Midas Touch
Yves Béhar's award-winning design studio Fuseproject creates groundbreaking products and brand identities for some of the world's most influential companies.
Why These 3 Once Thriving Franchises Have Fallen on Hard Times
What went wrong, and can they survive?
When It Comes to Equity Stakes, There's No Need for Contention
We take a look at the issue from both the investors' and founders' point of view.
How to Make the Most of Your Money While on Vacation
Start with focusing on these three vacation expenses.
Do You Really Need to Change Your Passwords Every Three Months?
Short answer: Yes. Here's why.
How to Handle Large Changes in Sales Volume
The easiest way to wrest back control over a roller-coaster sales cycle is by managing the pricing of your products or services.
Designing a Better Office Space
The newest trends in workplace design highlight employee choice, wellness, lifestyle amenities and opportunities for mentorship.
When It Is --and Isn't -- Worth Meeting in Person
Strategic investment in travel can save both money and time.
This Tool Promises to Find the Best Location for Your Business
Piinpoint helps businesses choose where to open based on facts, not just intuition.
5 Distasteful Marketing Ploys to Avoid
We're not talking about illegal practices, like email span, but rather strategies that fall under the gray areas of marketing etiquette.
Editor's Note: Design Intelligence
You design your environment, and how you do so says as much about you, your passion, commitment and leadership style as it does about your company culture.
The Ethics Coach on Dealing With the Office Know-It-All
How to temper a co-worker who smashes everyone's ideas.
