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I think every entrepreneur who's interested in fintech should read this book

You Don’t Need Every Skill Listed to Get That Job. You see a job posting. Gets ready to apply. Then you read the requirements, ten years of this, expert in that, fluent in five software you’ve never touched. Suddenly, you’re out before you even app

I genuinely want to learn how to network. I will be going to do my master's in France (MSc in Entrepreneurship and Innovation). I'd like any guide or tips on howto network, how to ask the right questions, and how to create a perfect impression?

I am going to start a SEO agency. I came up with a somewhat unique name for it,” Through The Roof”. Found it a bit funny so stands out. The only concerns are that it’s long and might come across as a bit gimmicky to potential clients. What do you guy

95% of seed stage companies make this mistake with their fundraising deck: They include a "Use of Funds" slide. Don't. We are not here to babysit how you spend every dollar. It will and should change. What you should realize is that every funding

It seems like there's a bit of a mixed message from the Nvidia CEO. On one hand, they suggest not investing in learning programming and comp sci due to AI advancements, but their job postings indicate a need for low-level programming skills like CUD