February 23, 2014
How to find the perfect business partner? Well, that’s kind of like finding the Holy Grail, isn’t it? A long, potentially treacherous search, fraught with missteps and pitfalls. Here’s a 12-minute audio program on the very subject, along with supporting articles from Inc.com. The hosts, Andrew and Robert, hail from Canada, and their banter reminds me a little of Siskel and Ebert(or E & Roeper, take your pick). The meat of the discussion begins around 2min 20sec into the podcast. Key takeaway: “You won’t find the perfect partner; you have to build the perfect partnership.” Have questions about working with Kaufman Business Law? This is the video to watch. Watch our Video
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