Any suggestions (or books or articles) around taking startups from smaller (50-100) to the 300-500 range? Would love to read more about challenges that usually come up at this stage and how people navigate them. I just joined a series C and want to be prepared to navigate things.

I'll switch to a startup as the only data engineer and will closely work with all the Head ofs + the CTO.

Any advice/books/... on stakeholder management at that level? Especially when things fail/discussing budgets/new hires etc.

As a new product manager what books should I be reading? I’ve already read Inspired but looking or more. For context, I’ve joined a series A start up and as expected there’s a lot to do and it’s very fluid. I want to be able to help the head of product as much as possible as well as provide some structure to how we work.

Can I open a sole proprietorship doing the books/taxes for my buddy's startup while working at the big four?

I may need a freelance senior (ish) AD to partner with for the month of January, in house at a start up. Post your books!

I’ve been hired by a health benefits startup with only consulting experience. Any recommendations for books, blogs, or online course material to get myself as oriented as possible before starting in 2 weeks?

Hi, i will be joining a startup soon to work as a product manager. What are some good books/materials/courses I can read in the meantime to prepare myself better for the job?

Any good recommended books on how to build a scalable product and team? I'm looking for recommendations for two areas: 1) in general laying the groundwork in a startup to have the tools and especially processes in place to scale, and 2) tactical focus on building a SaaS project. I've been promoted into a management role from Dev roots, so need to learn more PM processes to be an effective manager in day job, plus would like to start building my own SaaS solution.

Are there any good books to read from a start up perspective? I’ve reading the lean start up but would like some other recommendations

Can anyone recommend good books or articles on startup org charts and hiring? Think we’ve hit early signs of product/market fit, but not sure who to hire next, in what order, and how the org should evolve over next few years.

Looking for full stack developer to join my early startup. We are a small team but hoping to grow a lot this year. Must love books and geeky stuff

Book recommendations: Hi 🐠, can you all recommend a few books that can help me learn a little about the following topics?

- How to go about ideating a new line of service or product? (Understanding market needs and viability of the product, designing/scoping the product, etc)
- How to define a business case for funding an idea?
- How to launch a product and/or a startup?

Starting a Strategy role and would like to use the down time to prepare. Open to other books on strategy concepts as well :)

Who here has successfully built a side hustle or startup? Who here is successfully creating additional income? Does anyone have resources [books, podcasts, anything] that have helped them?

Any recs for insightful and well written books on entrepreneurship? Friend is trying to launch his own startup so I’m thinking of sending him a relevant book as part of a thank you gift

Which books would you recommend to a product counel for tech startup about strategy, management, and leadership?

What are the best books to read about startups? From someone who’s working at a startup and trying follow the right practices

I recently left public accounting to join a start up. I don’t have too many connections in this world yet, does anyone have recommendations for either articles, books or other sources of information I could use to get an understanding of the startup world and how I can make the right career choices moving forward. - *I’m on the product manager side*

Thanks in advance!

Does anyone have recommendations for thought leaders/influencers in the M&A space? Looking for blogs, books, YouTube videos? Not currently in the space, trying to learn more as I’m thinking about a pivot after a few years in consulting/startups

Looking for recommendations to generally upskill my Strategy work (or learn from scratch) — be it courses, classes, books, podcasts, people to follow.

For context, I’m a freelance Social Media Manager/Strategist and I came into Ad world via Startups. Throwing myself into learning on the job with more Strategy gigs - but I still don’t feel like I quite know the lingo or best practices or theories.

Which books would you recommend for in house counsel about strategy, management, and leadership?

Asking as product counsel for tech startup.

Is there any way to do a sumif by cells highlighted in a certain color?

MBB interviewers: How often do you receive S&O candidates from FAANG applying to your firms, at the pre-MBA level?

Anyone use Audiojungle for music? Is it legally shady or is it legit? Client is uncomfortable using a track from this site, although my edit was built around it and we are supposed to be finishing

Can't even imagine what it would take to be let go from USDC. I'm putting in like 3 hours of work per week and I'm still getting nothing but positive feedback from lead. Pay definitely blows but can't really beat this WLB.

Recently moved here from the US. Naturally, socializing has been quite dire - would anybody be interested in a meet up?

I’m between an internal strategy role (super chill and interesting) that pays $115K base, 10% bonus minimum and SAC. I don’t think the offer has 401K matching. Thoughts?

Thoughts on FTI?

Is there any way I can avoid the $5 monthly maintenance Payflex fee for my HSA? (It's my account from my previous employer)

Any Nationals fans around? What are your thoughts on this season?

Anyone at Google Strategy & Ops is open to a chat and potentially provides a referral? I've very interested in a job post.
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How do you gain the confidence to not under sell yourself? Junior copywriter here, looking to make a move in the near future.

Currently a Senior 2 at EY in audit and just finished a transaction diligence rotation. Looking for FP&A roles or advisory/consulting roles.

Hi All,
Background verification started 2 weeks back in ionboard portal bgv status completed, still I didn't receive the offer letter

Where do you keep your savings? Money you can dip into (for bills) if you didn't make enough that month? And for an emergency? My savings acct earns .01% interest. Help me be a badass, please.

Hi, I am moving from USA to Canada very soon, on PR. I had a question about moving my stuff. I don’t have any furniture but do have basic kitchen stuff and clothes/shoes etc. What would be the cheapest way of getting these to Canada? Hearing mixed opinions on UPS... I was originally planning on just bringing everything with me and paying for extra baggage but since I am traveling solo, I’m not sure if I will be able to handle all the bags myself.

Anyone have details on EY’s FSO performance improvement group?

Question: starting a new consulting business. Should I set up in Florida or Delaware?

At what point is it realistic to ask for $$ to pay ourselves as founders (who will quit their job?) and how much is appropriate?

We are currently doing a pre-seed raise of $500k, but I’m really struggling to balance my work and my start-up.

Note that my current job pays $100k, and I don’t have a crazy resume.

Hey guys. I'm opening a hedge fund that uses a first-principles approach to developing investment strategies. What I found is that really smart people who have built great companies put their excess savings into investment managers that have never managed a company before. Thus, they resort to "diversifying" to "minimize your downside risk" which in other words, means they don't know how to invest. The financial models they use to diversify have broken assumptions. Open to everyone's thoughts!

Considering leaving a startup for a new role. Next week my first batch of options reach their cliff. Last year around this time the new price was set (my strike price = current price).

Does it make sense to exercise the options even if I would likely have to sell within 90 days (assuming I take the new job)? Apart from the headache of buying and selling, and the possibility that the price doesn’t change, anything else I should consider? First time exercising stock options.

Recommendations on the best podcast, book, or other medium to learn more about “entrepreneurship through acquisition”?

I’m sure this question has come up in a thread somewhere. But is there a place to find funding or angel investors for my startup?

What are the best books to read about startups? From someone who’s working at a startup and trying follow the right practices

I recently left public accounting to join a start up. I don’t have too many connections in this world yet, does anyone have recommendations for either articles, books or other sources of information I could use to get an understanding of the startup world and how I can make the right career choices moving forward. - *I’m on the product manager side*

Thanks in advance!

For my personal projects I’m planning to turn into products: I create a proof of concept, then a prototype, then…. What are the next few steps?

Anyone in product at a tech company focused on dating, remote learning or mental health? Advising a relevant B2B software startup and would love to pick your brain!

Going into negotiations for a remote frost start up as a Supply Chain Analyst tomorrow. Know market value for that position in my area - Chicago- i 76K any tips to maximize my return in this?

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How much do HR managers make?

Entrepreneurs - what do you wish you knew before you started a company?

Hi everyone. I have a side business creating websites and providing VA services to busy entrepreneurs. I am a contractor at Microsoft and would love to take my business to the next level before my MS contract expires. Would appreciate the referral if you know anyone in need of my services.

Startup idea I'd like some opinions on: a website that provides users with startup ideas. Our competitive advantage will be our people - plan on poaching entrepreneurs with only the most successful track records to be analysts, including Elon Musk, Travis Kalanick, Kenneth Lay, and Elizabeth Holmes. Will save on hosting costs by using Geocities.

Thoughts on viability?