Entrepreneur Voices: Page 3
Why You Should Stop Saying Sorry, According to Science
New research shows that apologies can have negative effects.
Where's the Love? Why You Should Work to Ingrain Gratitude Into Your Company Culture
As humans, we have so much to be grateful for -- and in our personal lives, these feelings come quite naturally. So, how do we emulate that gratitude in the workplace?
4 Things Science Says You Can Do to Be Happy
Being nice and in the natural world is conducive to happiness. Being alone in the virtual world isn't.
I Take a Vacation From My Business Every Year. Research Shows Why It's Good for Me -- and My Company.
Take a break. Your company will thank you.
If You're Trying to Raise Money, Doing Any of These 9 Things May Scare off Investors
Avoid these mistakes and funding could be yours.
Do You Even Realize How Your Burnout Culture Is Hampering Your Growth?
Teams that go the extra mile every day inevitably slam into a wall.
What Switching to Lyft Taught Me About Tech's Authenticity Problem
It's a mistake to think impersonal efficiency is all that people want from customer service.
How Glossier Hacked Social Media to Build A Cult-Like Following
Former blogger Emily Weiss had a hunch: If she could translate women's real needs into products, she could build a beauty company unlike any other.
Science Just Gave Us Another Reason Not to Use Emoji at Work
A new study finds that including smiley faces in messages could unfavorably tip the scales if you're trying to make a good first impression.
When This Company Stopped Selling Directly, Its Customer Base Increased by 700 Percent
Updater realized it would better serve its customers by establishing industry partners who could facilitate referrals when they'd be needed most.
Stressed Out? Science Says to Play a Video Game for 5 Minutes.
It's more effective than sitting quietly.
A Few Pointers on the Worst Ways to Write A Pitch Deck
People aren't interested in your company, they're interested in what you can do for their company.
12 Companies That Are Disrupting Money Exchange
Here are a dozen firms making things faster, cheaper and more reliable for consumers.
Do Raises Make Employees Happy or Is It Something More?
Competitive pay and benefits attract talent but organizational culture and values is what keeps them onboard.
Can Birth Order Determine Success or Failure? Science Says Maybe So.
From personality and IQ to success in work and relationships, birth-order theorists believe your family position influences more aspects of life than you'd like to admit.