Why Startups Fail
Types of Startups
Motivation for Startups
Actions before Startups
Benefits of Working for a Startup
100

This problem is caused by the lack of desire of customers to buy this product

Market Problems

100

Which start-up is happy staying a start-up as long as they sell their product/service?

Small business start-ups

100

Bill Bowerman, a track coach for University of Oregon was dissatisfied with available running Spikes. As a result, he began to make improvements to these runners’ shoes

Nike

100
Before starting a company the founders of a company must decide if they want to organize the company as a limited liability company, a sole proprietorship, a corporation or a _________

limited liability company (LLC)

100

A lot of millennials like this aspect of working for a start-up because this allows them to work when they choose

Flexibility

200

In a successful business model _____ must be less than lifetime value of the customer

Cost of acquiring a customer

200

Which type of start-up is willing to sell their business to a bigger player in their industry?

Buyable start-ups

200

Jeff Bezos quit his job to start an online bookstore because of a statistic that stated internet usage was growing at 2300% per year

Amazon

200

Money, workers and what other factors are vital to consider when starting a business?

Location

200

This benefit of working for a startup allows for workers to have more control over the outcome of their work

Minimal supervision from management

300

This problem occurs when the company does not meet the customer’s desires

Product Problems

300

Which start-up relies heavily on raising capital from outside ventures?

Scalable Start-ups

300

These two friends decided to go into business together because one of them couldn’t get into medical school, and the other couldn’t sell enough pottery. The friends opened a makeshift ice cream parlor in an abandoned gas station in a northern Vermont college town.

Ben and Jerry

300

Finding the age, gender, income and profession of the people you plan to sell to is referred to as _____?

Finding your audience

300

Traditionally there is a large number of these in the office of a startup

Workplace benefits

400

Startups need _____ in order for clearly defined roles and areas of authority so that it will succeed

Structure

400

Which type of start-up branches off from a larger parents company?

Offshoot start-ups

400

Mike Kittredge a 16-year-old kid who was deciding what to get his mother for Christmas, decided to melt old crayons to make a candle. A neighbor took interest in the candle and wanted to buy it. He continued to make candles for anyone who wanted one until he opened this shop.  

Yankee Candle

400

What outlines the steps you need to take for a successful start and constant growth within a company?

Business Plan

400

Having a startup listed on this when applying for a job could be a great leg up above other applicants

Resume

500

According to the capital efficacy rule, after how many months must the cost of acquiring a customer be recovered?

12 months

500

Which start-up is not more in need of growth rather than money?

Social Start-ups (Non-Profits)

500

Burt Shavitz a photographer, left the big city in search of a better life. One day he stumbled upon a swarm of bees He'd previously been given an empty beehive. Shavitz would cultivate several other hives, foster the honey and wax, and, well, the rest is history.

Burt's Bees

500

A financial plan must include a balance sheet, sales, forecast, cash-flow state and _____?

Profit and loss statements

500

When working at a startup your fellow coworkers and those in management positions will have more of this than at a cooperation

Excitement for creation

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