Collaborating

Collaborate or Be Killed
Partnerships

Collaborate or Be Killed

Don't venture into business with just a one-man army.
Kelsey Ramsden | 5 min read
A Crash Course on Licenses, Joint Ventures and Partnerships
Legal Issues

A Crash Course on Licenses, Joint Ventures and Partnerships

Here are some common terms and features that you might see in your next business agreement.
Carol Roth | 5 min read
Make Innovation Systematic and Never Again Ask 'Why Didn't We Think of That?'
Innovation

Make Innovation Systematic and Never Again Ask 'Why Didn't We Think of That?'

The creation of innovative products and processes is much too important to companies and entire economies to be left to chance.
David DeWolf | 5 min read
Attention Entrepreneurs: Compromise, But Never Compromise Your Standards
Collaborating

Attention Entrepreneurs: Compromise, But Never Compromise Your Standards

A cautionary tale, and some questions to consider when collaborating and facing a major compromise.
Carol Roth | 5 min read
Meet the Incubator Shattering the Left/Right Brain Divide
Incubators

Meet the Incubator Shattering the Left/Right Brain Divide

New Inc believes in mixing art and business.
Lana Bortolot | 3 min read
Want to Nab Top, Young Talent? Millennial-Proof Your Office.
Millennials

Want to Nab Top, Young Talent? Millennial-Proof Your Office.

Millennial-proofing your office, like, goes so beyond ping-pong tables and yoga classes.
Christian Lanng | 4 min read
Talk About an Open-Office Plan: Why These Two Companies Regularly Open Their Doors to the Public
Office Space

Talk About an Open-Office Plan: Why These Two Companies Regularly Open Their Doors to the Public

Interior design studio dPop and brand consulting firm Sisarina say that inviting people to work and hang out in their workspaces is a win for everyone.
Laura Entis | 6 min read
Collaborating Is a Waste of Time If It Falls Into These 4 Traps
Collaborating

Collaborating Is a Waste of Time If It Falls Into These 4 Traps

Be wary of groupthink, three-hour meetings and open offices dominated by chatterboxes. Encourage meaningful followup on worthy ideas.
Tony Lopresti | 4 min read