InfoChachkie

SEPTEMBER 8, 2009

Bro – abbreviation of “Brother&# , meaning friend or dude. However, at your startup, establish rules of engagement which encourage your team to create professional, yet intimate, Bro relationships. Establishing an effective Bro relationship involves a delicate alchemy – part contrivance and part genuine friendship.

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InfoChachkie

MAY 23, 2011

Being the first partner may also allow the BDC to influence your technological development and conform it more closely matches its technology roadmap. Clearly, the duration of this de facto status is dependent on a variety of factors, but in some instances, simply being first might be a satisfactory alternative to formal excludesivity.

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InfoChachkie

MAY 5, 2011

As discussed in The Bro Factor , you can greatly enhance the effectiveness of your negotiations by establishing a strong rapport with the folks on the other side of the table. If you do your job well, the BDC negotiators will consider you to be a “Bro” – a colleague with whom they have a strong, personal relationship.

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InfoChachkie

NOVEMBER 15, 2011

Bro Factor – An inherent advantage startups enjoy is the Bro Factor. Exceptions certainly exist, but most government purchasing officers make a concerted effort to avoid developing friendly rapports with commercial vendors. Lethargy Can Be Your Friend.

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Tech.Co

JANUARY 19, 2016

There are three factors in particular that CapLinked focuses on: Reliability of the technology, functionality, and policies. In addition to growing the team and further developing their product, they are also going to expand their marketing and sales efforts. Bros Need Not Apply. For tech startups, bro culture is still a thing.

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InfoChachkie

OCTOBER 31, 2011

9) Be A Bro. In The Bro Factor , I emphasize the importance of treating everyone as important , irrespective of whether or not the person is in a position to assist you. However, one is agility; the ability to quickly evaluate the results of their actions and revise their approach to reflect market realities. Tweet this quote].

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