Business Week has a feature on Social Networks for executives online, including a great tipsheet. It covers the advantages and perils of hosting your details online. Check it out.
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Want to build a bullet proof start up?
Business 2.0 has put a great guide online. I've linked a PDF of the article.
5 ways to start a company
My friends are always asking me -- how can we become entrepreneurs?
I guess Business 2.0 has been asked the same thing, so they have a new guide: "5 ways to start a company (without quitting your day job)".
1. Use Your Salary as Funding
2. Turn Common Complaints Into a Business Plan
3. Make Your Boss a Beta Tester
4. Take Advantage of Your Company's Reputation
5. Convert Your Employer Into a Business Partner
