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Lisa Brown April 6, 2023April 5, 2023 accounting, business practice, business process outsourcing, company, cost savings, customer service, efficiency, external parties, human resources, in-house, information technology outsourcing, IT support, job losses, low-wage countries, maintenance, manufacturing, manufacturing outsourcing, nearshoring, non-core business functions, offshoring, onshoring, outsourcing, Payroll, production of goods, products, scalability, services, software development, specialized IT skills, support, tasks

What is Outsourcing?

If you are an entrepreneur, you should know the term outsourcing to grow your business. In this post, we will

Lisa Brown April 5, 2023April 5, 2023 analysts, calculation, company, expenses, financial health, financial metric, Financial reporting, income statement, investors, negative, net income, positive, potential for growth, profitability, revenue

Net Income Explained

Are you curious about what net income is? In this post, we will explain the definition of net income and

Young Entrepreneur March 21, 2023March 21, 2023 Balance sheet, cash flow statement, company, Cost of goods sold, earnings per share, EPS, expenses, financial health, financial performance, financial statement, gross profit margin, growth prospects, income statement, investors, marketing expenses, net income, products, Profit, profitability, rent, revenue, salaries, sale, services, specific period, stakeholders, wages

Income Statement – Explained + Examples

An income statement is a financial statement that shows a company’s revenue, expenses, and net income over a specific period

Startup Story startups

Startupz Blogs March 17, 2023March 18, 2023 Atlanta headquarters, Atlanta Tech Village, bootstrapped, Calendly, Calendly link, co-founder, company, determination, dev shop, developers, Eastern Europe, EMC salesperson, equity, etiquette, force to be reckoned with, freemium version, Iconiq, individual users, investment world, investors, legend, market leader, meteoric rise, Nigeria, Nigerian entrepreneur, Nigerian entrepreneurs, Nigerian success, OpenView Venture Partners, pandemic, premium version, product, remote team, sales calls, savings, scheduling, seed funding, seed investment, sign-ups, Silicon Valley, Silicon Valley entrepreneur, small-business loan, software development, startup, startup outsource, startups, success story, successful entrepreneurs, supporters, Tope Awotona, twitter, vision, Wired Magazine

Calendly – Startup Story – Tech Unicorn- Bootstrapped & Outsourced programming to a dev shop.

Calendly is not your typical silicon valley success story, they did everything that the silicon valley “Pros” tell you to

Young Entrepreneur March 16, 2023March 16, 2023 brand recognition, business arrangement, business model, company, customer base, established brand, fast-food restaurants, fees, franchise, franchisee, franchises, franchisor, independent decisions, individual, limitations, marketing, operational procedures, quality standards, Retail Stores, risk of failure, royalties, service-based businesses, services, support, training, upfront costs

A Franchise – Explained + Examples

A franchise is a type of business arrangement where an individual or company (known as the “franchisee”) is granted the

Young Entrepreneur March 2, 2023March 2, 2023 additional shares, Board of Directors, cash, company, corporation, Dividend, dividens, earnings, finance, financial health, financial performance, indicator, individual circumstances, investment, long-term growth prospects, profits, regular basis, reinvest, return, shareholders, stability, taxes

Dividends – Explained

A dividend is a distribution of profits made by a corporation or company to its shareholders. This payment is typically

Young Entrepreneur February 28, 2023February 28, 2023 accounting, book value, building, company, cost, declining balance, declining balance method, delivery van, Depreciation, depreciation expense, equipment, Financial reporting, financial statements, kitchen equipment, manufacturing firm, methods, obsolescence, profitability, rate, reduction, restaurant, revenue, straight-line, straight-line method, sum-of-the-years' digits, sum-of-the-years' digits method, tangible asset, tax returns, useful life, wear and tear

Depreciation – Explained + Examples

Depreciation is an accounting method used to allocate the cost of a tangible asset over its useful life. It represents

Young Entrepreneur February 22, 2023February 22, 2023 adaptability, businesses, channels, company, competitive landscape, core competencies, Corporate strategy, customers, decisions, emerging trends, employees, environmental sustainability, evaluation, external challenges, finance, financial losses, functional strategies, human resources, internal challenges, investment priorities, leadership development, long-term goals, marketing, markets, missed opportunities, mission, monitoring, objectives, operations, organizational design, outdated, performance management, plan, products, profitability, reputational damage, Resource allocation, risk management, services, shareholders, social sustainability, stakeholder dissatisfaction, stakeholders, sustainable competitive advantage, sustainable growth, talent attraction, talent retention, technologies, top-level management, value, values, vision

Corporate Strategy – Explained

Corporate strategy is the general plan that guides a company’s long-term goals and objectives. It outlines how the company aims

Young Entrepreneur February 22, 2023February 22, 2023 act, adaptability, alignment, attitudes, behaviors, beliefs, burnout, changed, collaboration, communication patterns, communities, company, conflicts, Corporate culture, creativity, customers, decision-making processes, deliberate interventions, development programs, diversity, dynamic, dysfunctional, employee engagement surveys, employees, engagement, evolving, history, identity, inclusion initiatives, influenced, innovation, interact, job satisfaction, leadership development, leadership style, mission, monitoring, motivation, ongoing attention, performance, performance management, promote, purpose, recognition systems, reputation, retention, reward, shared values, shareholders, social norms, stakeholders, strategic objectives, stress, strong, suppliers, think, toxic, training, trust, undermine, unity, values, vision

Corporate Culture – Explained

Corporate culture refers to the shared values, beliefs, attitudes, and behaviours that shape the way people within a company think,

Young Entrepreneur February 20, 2023February 20, 2023 Capital structure, company, control, corporate finance, debt, equity, financial health, financing, funding sources, growth, industry, innovation, leverage, long-term success, operations, ownership, ratio, returns, risk appetite, risk profile, stage of growth

Capital structure – Explained

Capital structure refers to the way a company finances its operations and growth by using a mix of different types

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