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Escape from cubicle nation : from corporate prisoner to thriving entrepreneur / Pamela Slim.

By: Publication details: New York, N.Y. : Penguin Group, c2009.Description: x, 340 p. ; 24 cmISBN:
  • 9781591842576 (hbk.)
Subject(s): DDC classification:
  • 658.11 SLI 2009
Contents:
I have a fancy title, steady paycheck and good benefits. Why am I so miserable? -- If it is so bad, then why am I afraid to leave? -- Detoxing from corporate life -- What's really involved in moving from employee to entrepreneur? -- What are all the ways to be self-employed? -- How do I choose a good business idea? -- Recruit your tribe -- Rethink your life : options for scaling back, downshifting and relocating -- Do I really have to do a business plan? -- Define the spirit of your brand -- Test often and fail fast : the art of prototypes and samples -- Look your finances in the eye -- How to shop for benefits -- Dealing with your friends and family -- Line your ducks in a row -- When it is time to leave?
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Includes bibliographical references (p. 325-331) and index.

I have a fancy title, steady paycheck and good benefits. Why am I so miserable? -- If it is so bad, then why am I afraid to leave? -- Detoxing from corporate life -- What's really involved in moving from employee to entrepreneur? -- What are all the ways to be self-employed? -- How do I choose a good business idea? -- Recruit your tribe -- Rethink your life : options for scaling back, downshifting and relocating -- Do I really have to do a business plan? -- Define the spirit of your brand -- Test often and fail fast : the art of prototypes and samples -- Look your finances in the eye -- How to shop for benefits -- Dealing with your friends and family -- Line your ducks in a row -- When it is time to leave?