When building a startup thinking about the talent you bring in to your business and your Employee Value Proposition is probably one of the furthest things from your mind.
But bringing in the best (and most flexible) talent can be the difference on whether your business thrives or survives.
On the podcast this week Nyree Trimbel spoke to Ruby Melling, founder of Talentloop about the importance of being strategic about the talent you bring in to your business, and why there's no such thing as 'too soon'
How to hire well
Working out what you need vs what you want
Retaining great staff
Staying competitive on a startup budget
If you're looking at building a team alongside your business this is an episode you can't afford to miss.
Ruby's details can be found here (https://www.linkedin.com/in/rubymelling/)
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James Brookes can be found here:
James is Head of Projects, a role that starts with the first meeting with a potential client, through project inception and delivery phases with responsibility for agile processes and resourcing, and encompasses all aspects of the commercial relationship with a client.
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Email: jamesb@thestartupfactory.tech (mailto:jamesb@thestartupfactory.tech)
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19 Mar 2024
Building a Student Startup with Georgia Gibson
On the latest episode of From The Factory Floor we spoke to Georgia Gibson, founder of Youni who spotted an opportunity at university to help universities retain students through connecting people with passions.
Georgia talks through;
How she spotted an opportunity
Finding a technical co-founder
Generating traction and revenue
Getting Angel Investment
Connect with Georgia here (https://www.linkedin.com/in/georgia-gibson-a89b57163/?originalSubdomain=uk)
Connect with Nyree here (https://www.linkedin.com/in/nyree-trimbel-a706a328/)
Find out more about Youni here (https://www.thisisyouni.co.uk/)
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James Brookes can be found here:
James is Head of Projects, a role that starts with the first meeting with a potential client, through project inception and delivery phases with responsibility for agile processes and resourcing, and encompasses all aspects of the commercial relationship with a client.
LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesbrookes/)
Twitter (https://twitter.com/JBrookes91)
Email: jamesb@thestartupfactory.tech (mailto:jamesb@thestartupfactory.tech)
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Thestartupfactory.tech can be found here:
Building startup businesses and technology products. Our experience puts you in a unique position to accelerate startup growth and innovation, and mitigate the risk of startup failure.
Website: https://thestartupfactory.tech/ (http://writebusinessresults.com/)
RESOURCES & LINKS:
►Our latest blogs: https://thestartupfactory.tech/journal (https://thestartupfactory.tech/journal)
►Follow us on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/tsftech (https://vimeo.com/tsftech)
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20 Feb 2024
Creating a scaling startup, bootstrap, low-code and selling with Sam Royle
Today on FtFF James and Nyree catch up with Sam Royle (https://www.linkedin.com/in/sam-thomas-alexander-royle-sosquared/) from SoSquared (https://sosquared.com/) on their journey and cover all things startup and boostrapping. Stay Tuned!
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James Brookes can be found here:
James is Head of Projects, a role that starts with the first meeting with a potential client, through project inception and delivery phases with responsibility for agile processes and resourcing, and encompasses all aspects of the commercial relationship with a client.
LinkedIn (https://www.linkedin.com/in/jamesbrookes/)
Twitter (https://twitter.com/JBrookes91)
Email: jamesb@thestartupfactory.tech (mailto:jamesb@thestartupfactory.tech)
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Thestartupfactory.tech can be found here:
Building startup businesses and technology products. Our experience puts you in a unique position to accelerate startup growth and innovation, and mitigate the risk of startup failure.
Website: https://thestartupfactory.tech/ (http://writebusinessresults.com/)
RESOURCES & LINKS:
►Our latest blogs: https://thestartupfactory.tech/journal (https://thestartupfactory.tech/journal)
►Follow us on Vimeo: https://vimeo.com/tsftech (https://vimeo.com/tsftech)
►Find us on LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/company/tsftech/ (https://www.linkedin.com/company/tsftech/)
►Find us on Twitter: ... (https://twitter.com/realTSFtech)
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