We live in a
world where timely execution is critical. Obstacles and delays can be detrimental
to many businesses in this fast paced changing world. What helps is when you
can trust someone based on a handshake and get things done quickly before
having to execute legal agreements. Yes, this may fly in the face of a more
cautious and traditional view of business which advocates, get everything in
writing and make sure you hire a lawyer. However, this traditional view of
business is increasingly not grounded in the reality of how people need to get
things done.
A collection of best practice articles to help grow companies with an emphasis on finance. The goal of the blog is to explain how these best practices work, enabling anyone to put these ideas to immediate use. Articles are written by Matt H. Evans, CPA, CMA, CFM
Wednesday, April 27, 2016
Monday, April 18, 2016
Is This Person Right for Your Company?
It
represents one of the most important decisions a company will make – should we
hire or not hire this person. Bringing the right person on board goes a long
way towards growth and value for any company. So how can you tell if you have
the right person? You can start by comparing the person against your culture
since this represents an immediate show-stopper. If the person doesn’t fit your
culture, then the person is most likely not a good fit for the long-run.
Wednesday, April 6, 2016
Do You Know Your Algorithms
If you want
to drill down to the root cause behind what drives so much value in today’s
world, then you need to know your algorithms. An algorithm is a set of
instructions that processes inputs and provides some output. Companies that
master their algorithms unleash incredible value. Take for example Uber which
relies on algorithms to locate available drivers for customers, processes locations
and times, and then delivers online progress and statistics of the ride. When
you couple algorithms with great design, then you have a value proposition that
others will want. Therefore, getting your algorithms right has profound
implications on your business.
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