An idea whose time has come: Entrepreneurialism has become cool

Re:An idea whose time has come: Entrepreneurialism has becom... by davidw on Friday March 13, 2009 @05:35AM (#514678)

If it's getting trendy, maybe now is a good time to go work for some huge behemoth corporation?:-)

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Re:An idea whose time has come: Entrepreneurialism has becom... by jeremyw on Friday March 13, 2009 @07:48AM (#514754)

Or start one. The smart contrarian will see early the comeback for corporate monoliths. And very slowly begin his work. :)

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Re:An idea whose time has come: Entrepreneurialism has becom... by GavinB on Friday March 13, 2009 @10:26AM (#514890)

Figuring out how to make big organizations run nimbly is the next big challenge. Almost all successful start-up businesses will grow into large ones. Figuroug out how to make that transition gracefully and keep some of the agility is a key challenge for future entrepreneurs.

It's also the difference between millionaire and billionaire.

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Re:An idea whose time has come: Entrepreneurialism has becom... by thaumaturgy on Friday March 13, 2009 @08:20AM (#514776)

Shhhh.

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Re:An idea whose time has come: Entrepreneurialism has becom... by eru on Friday March 13, 2009 @06:50AM (#514710)

A useful heuristic in most cases. I hope it does not work for this one. ;o)

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