Often I meet accountants, finance guys who are dizzy eyed when we talk about the value Tech companies create against the investments they take. I came across this article from Dharmesh Shah an MIT graduate who raised USD 50Mn for his company Hubspot.com ( URL : http://onstartups.com/tabid/3339/bid/42537/Insights-On-SaaS-From-The-3 ) The table contains the data he shared [...]
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5 things an entrepreneur must do to retain value of start ups
Posted: May 19, 2011 in Career Journeys, Enterpreneureship, RationalityTags: cost of capital, startups, Valuations
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Why do we stay put in some jobs ? An analogical metaphor
Posted: June 30, 2008 in Career JourneysTags: Analogy, Career, Jobs, Philosophy
I have come across many people who have variety of reasons why they want to change /stay in their current jobs. Very rarely they have convincing answers to this. Having thought deeply on this subject, I came across some interesting observations and analogies. Analogies are one of the best ways to reuse success in one [...]
