Entrepreneurship

Startup Success Secrets

Many startups fail in the early stages. The reason? Often it’s people problems.

February 22, 2019

| by Beth Rimbey

Lindred Leura Greer, associate professor of organizational behavior, explains why having a clear vision and a sense of self-awareness can help founders build the right team.

Organizational Behavior , Career & Success , Entrepreneurship , Leadership , Management

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