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5 Tips for Navigating the Entrepreneur/Investor Relationship
In a tug of war of interests, it's important that both sides maintain perspective. Read on for five insights into how an entrepreneur should play the game.
An Expert on Getting Fired Shares How to Suck It up and Push Forward
Things only turn around when you're being constructive, not when you're dwelling on the negative.
Why Hitting Rock Bottom After Job Loss is Good For Your Career
Success in life is measured less by opportunities and more by how people deal with setbacks and challenges
How to Fire Your Best Friend
Be direct. Be quick. And if they are still talking to you, help them find a new job.
An NFL Player Retired During Halftime and 20 Other Crazy, Outrageous, Sad and Infamous Last Days at Work
These people went out with more than a Bankers Box filled with tchotchkes and a goodbye email.
Underpaid CEOs Are More Likely to Fire Employees
On average, researchers found CEO pay generally increased in the year following a layoff when firm performance also improved
How I Rebooted My Career After Getting Fired -- Twice
People told me it was over. I didn't listen.
If You Just Got Fired, This Entrepreneur Has a Message For You
Jessica Abo sits down with Melissa Ben-Ishay, the president and chief product officer of the popular cupcake company Baked by Melissa.
If You Don't Want to Be Fired From Your Startup, Founders Should Remember These 3 Things
Not being in alignment with your board can cause troubles even founders can't manage
3 Lessons I've Learned After Being Fired 3 Times
Little else stokes the entrepreneurial fire hotter than being laid off by an incompetent boss who gets a bonus for reducing costs.
Killing Bill: The Demise of Bill O'Reilly at Fox News
When one of the most powerful men in media gets fired, it proves that everyone is expendable.
How Getting Fired Could Be the First Step Toward a Better You
Few things are more motivating than losing your job. Don't squander this opportunity to learn about yourself and embrace a new direction.