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ISBN | 9780857190277(085719027X) |
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Âʼö | 216ÂÊ |
¾ð¾î | English |
Å©±â | 139(W) X 219(H) X 17(T) (mm) |
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¸®µùÁö¼ö Level | General Adult |
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About the Author | p. ix |
Acknowledgements | p. xi |
Introduction: 15 Principles of Successful Entrepreneurs | p. xiii |
The Rules | p. 1 |
Just do it… | p. 3 |
Learn from your mistakes | p. 5 |
Never blame the market | p. 7 |
Take care of yourself | p. 8 |
Know yourself | p. 9 |
Measure success properly | p. 13 |
Sharpen the saw | p. 16 |
Make your passion your business | p. 19 |
Nothing but the truth - and quick | p. 21 |
Don't pin your hopes on a premature retirement | p. 22 |
Never work to 'save jobs' | p. 24 |
Avoid the 'we've just got to survive the recession' fallacy | p. 25 |
Proper profit is profit margin | p. 27 |
The second goal of business is sustainability | p. 29 |
How to set a business-sale goal | p. 32 |
Run the business for dividends (shareholder profit) | p. 35 |
Use the dividend cash flow to value your business | p. 38 |
Focus on cash-flow forecasts | p. 39 |
Check your bank balance daily | p. 40 |
Don't do guilt | p. 41 |
Beg, borrow and barter | p. 42 |
Use win/win negotiation | p. 43 |
Deliver your promises up-front | p. 46 |
Keep collaborating | p. 48 |
Run a 'to-stop' list | p. 49 |
Freelance is best | p. 51 |
Hire freelancers correctly | p. 53 |
Constantly question whether you have the right people in the right roles | p. 55 |
Hire better than you need | p. 57 |
Grow only as fast as your resources allow | p. 62 |
Hire hunger (humble and hardworking), not the best (proud and expensive) | p. 65 |
Pay the right price for the person | p. 66 |
Never over-promote | p. 68 |
Meet the spouse for senior roles | p. 70 |
Use references early in recruitment | p. 71 |
Avoid job titles | p. 73 |
Pay recruitment fees on 'success' | p. 75 |
Keep new roles temporary | p. 77 |
Quality team equals low stress levels | p. 79 |
When staff leave, let them go without a fight | p. 80 |
Commit to excellence - fire the 'good' | p. 82 |
Measure team performance | p. 86 |
Three months never says it all | p. 90 |
Managers and recruitment | p. 91 |
Making the KPIs solid | p. 93 |
Poor performers get fired - not made redundant | p. 96 |
Deal with personnel problems immediately | p. 98 |
Use great questions to tease out performance | p. 100 |
Promote anyone who makes their job redundant | p. 101 |
100% management support - all the time | p. 102 |
Know employees by their fruits | p. 103 |
Do away with formal meetings | p. 104 |
The team is the hero | p. 105 |
Have a wise head on hand | p. 106 |
Reward long-term value creation | p. 107 |
Be wary of bonuses? | p. 115 |
Use profit-share bonuses | p. 116 |
Pay out some profits as dividends for directors | p. 118 |
Keep two accounts | p. 120 |
Pride goes before a fall | p. 121 |
Don't diversify to escape trouble | p. 122 |
Let go - faster | p. 124 |
Letting others have a go will help them develop greatness | p. 125 |
Eliminate puff | p. 126 |
Build your brand | p. 128 |
Protect your brand and IP | p. 130 |
Product = brand = product = brand | p. 132 |
Establish clear ownership of code, content and process | p. 133 |
Own your clients | p. 134 |
Refocus your brand - regularly | p. 135 |
Measure resolutions as well as complaints | p. 136 |
Rattle the cage to maintain excellence | p. 138 |
Know your source of world-class business excellence | p. 139 |
Know your business's economic engine | p. 141 |
Ideas are cheap - unless they are patentable | p. 142 |
Live above the shop | p. 146 |
Remember the risk to your reputation | p. 147 |
Put it in writing - and make sure you sign it | p. 149 |
Never let tax drive your decision making | p. 155 |
Someone has already solved your problem | p. 157 |
Put business before technology | p. 161 |
Control credit | p. 164 |
Tough decisions are the right ones | p. 165 |
Plan your exit from your business | p. 166 |
Avoid management and board meetings | p. 170 |
Use the envelope test | p. 175 |
Marketing comes first, design second | p. 176 |
Set in place a feedback loop | p. 180 |
Solve problems with three-way conversations | p. 182 |
Avoid shareholders | p. 184 |
Never let family be shareholders | p. 186 |
Debt is like a disease | p. 190 |
Build a strong non-exec team - prudently | p. 193 |
Understand the three stages of a business | p. 194 |
No share options | p. 197 |
Let yourself be ousted - at the right price | p. 199 |
Cease trading before it is too late | p. 201 |
Choose the right opportunity | p. 210 |
Business comes, business goes - you'll always be an entrepreneur | p. 213 |
Postscript | p. 215 |
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