Miles Jennings

Nothing will slow your startup down like having the wrong people in place.

Find creative strategies to recruit and hire great employees.

Conscious career choices lead to a successful career.

You should use the data from your Apple Watch to perform at your peak.

The best employees truly desire self-improvement.

Winners never quit, but they do cut their losses while there is still something to salvage.

Start by challenging everything.

Be quick to hire and slow to fire.

The right hire can take your company to the next level, so where do you think the wrong hire will land you?

Teams need to get away from the office to think through the best direction for the company.

Being accountable and motivated is a good way to accomplish anything, including launching a business.

Putting the right team in place puts you way ahead in the game.

Employees are for important tasks that aren't going away. Hire good contractors when you need to get finished with something in particular.

Founders might be willing to starve until they hit it big but employees seldom are.

The hybrid of physical stores and online brands requires staff expert at both face-to-face selling and sophisticated technology.

Flexibility and variety are just the tip of the iceberg.

Raising children into entrepreneurial adults begins with encouraging creativity and problem solving.

Hearing people's personal stories and situations is an incredibly deep experience.

The CEO of Recruiter.com shares his ideas, based on his experience curating a LinkedIn Group.

Seeking your first round of capital can be a daunting task. Here's how to effectively position your venture by telling a compelling story that will entice investors.

Don't let winter doldrums hinder your tackling work with the freshest mindset.

To prompt more teens and college kids to consider starting a business as a viable career option, clue them in to the following critical factors.

An entrepreneur admits to omissions in the past year while caught up in rainmaking and promises to not let some crucial items fall by the wayside.

Look for someone who will help in ways beyond providing money and become a long-term partner.

A company executive shares his choices for powering up his office.

Finish the quarter not just profitably but thoughtfully. Review results, reset your agenda and reach for the right goals in 2015.

Change your self-talk to lead you to triumph in business.

A painting enterprise during college provides illuminating insights for a business leader.

Entrepreneurs live in communities across the country beyond Silicon Valley and Silicon Alley. Here's how to maximize your area's offerings.

Despite the growing popularity of telecommuting, having an all-remote work environment might absolutely kill a business.