Friday 5 for the Week of February 9th, 2015

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Business Mentoring Series: What Makes an Entrepreneur?
with: Fran Tarkenton and Jim FlanneryJim Flannery, project director of startup incubator Four Athens, suggests that the common theme for successful entrepreneurs is a focus on solving a big problem. It’s not necessarily about coming up with a brand new idea, but finding gaps in the market and building on top of other ideas to create value… Watch episode
Introducing the Tarkenton Certificate in Entrepreneurship
from: GoSmallBizDeveloped in conjunction with UGA’s Terry College of Business, the Tarkenton Certificate in Entrepreneurship is a comprehensive, MBA-level certificate program designed especially for people who want to start their own business or run their current business better. GoSmallBiz members can take advantage of special pricing… Learn more
We All Need Mentors
by: Fran TarkentonMentors play such an important role in our lives. I know that my mentors made a huge impact on me, in both football and business. And even now, at 75 years old, when I’ve started more than 20 companies on my own, I still have people I go to for insight and learning. It never stops… 2 minute read
Website Design Boot Camp Part 3: Aesthetics and Media
by: Ed FoxUnderstanding how visitors will interact with your website is a crucial part of great design. For instance, did you know that people scan web pages in an ‘F’ shape- going from left to right across the top first then down the left hand side? Prioritize your site’s information based on this visual pattern. Learn more about website design in part 3 of our Website Design Boot Camp- Using Media… 6 minute read
53% of People Lie on Resumes — Including Brian Williams
by: Harry KierbowBrian Williams is certainly not the first person to “misremember” on his resume. In fact, studies show that as many as 53% of resumes contain “falsehoods” (that’s a euphemism for lies) and that 70% of college students would lie on their resume to get a job they really wanted… 5 minute read
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