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Startup building blocks: hiring
Just as a startup has a minimum viable product, there's also a minimum viable team.
Perks of the job
Sending staff on overseas trips is a win-win way to reward and engage employees.
Startup building blocks: team and product
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Food, with a garnish of value
A visiting expert says New Zealand’s food industry has many sources of global competitive advantage.
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