Masters of Scale: Page 2
10 Truths and Tips on Scaling an Amazing Company From the 'Oracle of Silicon Valley'
LinkedIn's co-founder Reid Hoffman knows a little something about the block and tackle of growth.
You Don't Need to Be in Silicon Valley to Grow Your Business
People tend to flock to the major tech hub -- however, that doesn't guarantee success.
No One Can Match Silicon Valley, But Other Cities Benefit From Fostering Startups
How Richmond, Va. is building a great entrepreneurial ecosystem, and what other cities can learn.
China's Tech Scene is Poised to Explode. Here's What U.S. Startups Need to Understand.
Think you're hungry and ambitious? You ain't seen nothing yet.
Why Your Culture Should Be Like College Life -- No Matter the Age of Your Employees
Think ongoing training and community, not 'Animal House.'
The Leadership Style You Need to Drive Your Company Culture
The keys to a strong company culture are not perks and benefits -- they are good leadership and employee empowerment.
5 Ways to Create a Healthy, Thriving Tech Company Culture
Despite the frantic news cycle, there are many tech companies with solid, valuable cultures that are rooted in integrity and kindness.
Scale Culture Alongside Growth Through Diversity
Recognizing the value of diversity early in an organization's lifecycle is an important part of creating a sustainable and ultimately positive cultural foundation.
Company Culture Comes From Good Leadership
It's important for founders to define culture as their company scales.
6 Things You Need to Know About How Netflix Built Its Powerful Culture
In the eighth episode of Masters of Scale, Reed Hastings, the CEO of Netflix, explains how having a strong culture helps the company overcome lows, push the envelope with content and allows for innovation.
Netflix's Company Culture Scares Off Some Potential Hires -- and That's a Good Thing
In the eighth episode of 'Masters of Scale,' the Netflix CEO talks to Reid Hoffman about the principles of an effective, deliberate company culture.
To Be a Successful Entrepreneur, This Trait Is Key
Grit is often overlooked in entrepreneurship.
Why Being Lazy Might Be the Secret to a Successful Tech Startup
In fact, being "lazy" and copying a model that's already working is a great way to get started.
Acquisitions Can Help You Scale, but Come With Risks
Sometimes the only shortcut to growth is through acquisition, but can you afford it?
With No Budget, Hear How This Determined Founder Drove Growth and Snared Rock-Star Hires
Want to drive projects and people? Think in systems, according to Nancy Lublin in this week's episode of Masters of Scale.