Comments on: Bootstrapping Your Startup or Small Business http://blog.crowdspring.com/2010/02/bootstrapping-startup-small-business/ crowdSPRING's blog about design, digital creativity, business strategy, and more. Tue, 14 Feb 2012 21:13:00 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.3.1 By: Ross http://blog.crowdspring.com/2010/02/bootstrapping-startup-small-business/comment-page-1/#comment-2528 Ross Thu, 04 Feb 2010 04:47:33 +0000 http://blog.crowdspring.com/?p=3652#comment-2528 Husain - Yes. It's not unusual for attorneys to be involved with outside ventures . Importantly, my attitude and performance in my full time job wasn't impacted - I continued a busy legal practice, my clients were happy, and I continued to be very productive at work. I promised myself that when I could no longer do that and work on crowdSPRING full time - I would leave my job. That happened in December 2007. Depending on the type of job one does and their employer, this could get very tricky. Maybe the subject of another post... Husain – Yes. It’s not unusual for attorneys to be involved with outside ventures . Importantly, my attitude and performance in my full time job wasn’t impacted – I continued a busy legal practice, my clients were happy, and I continued to be very productive at work. I promised myself that when I could no longer do that and work on crowdSPRING full time – I would leave my job. That happened in December 2007.

Depending on the type of job one does and their employer, this could get very tricky. Maybe the subject of another post…

]]> By: Ross http://blog.crowdspring.com/2010/02/bootstrapping-startup-small-business/comment-page-1/#comment-5984 Ross Thu, 04 Feb 2010 04:47:00 +0000 http://blog.crowdspring.com/?p=3652#comment-5984 Husain - Yes. It's not unusual for attorneys to be involved with outside ventures . Importantly, my attitude and performance in my full time job wasn't impacted - I continued a busy legal practice, my clients were happy, and I continued to be very productive at work. I promised myself that when I could no longer do that and work on crowdSPRING full time - I would leave my job. That happened in December 2007. Depending on the type of job one does and their employer, this could get very tricky. Maybe the subject of another post... Husain – Yes. It’s not unusual for attorneys to be involved with outside ventures . Importantly, my attitude and performance in my full time job wasn’t impacted – I continued a busy legal practice, my clients were happy, and I continued to be very productive at work. I promised myself that when I could no longer do that and work on crowdSPRING full time – I would leave my job. That happened in December 2007.

Depending on the type of job one does and their employer, this could get very tricky. Maybe the subject of another post…

]]> By: Husain http://blog.crowdspring.com/2010/02/bootstrapping-startup-small-business/comment-page-1/#comment-2527 Husain Thu, 04 Feb 2010 04:09:04 +0000 http://blog.crowdspring.com/?p=3652#comment-2527 Great suggestions. One question though. Did your full-time employer know that you were working on a start-up? That can get a little tricky. Isn't it? How did you handle it? Great suggestions. One question though. Did your full-time employer know that you were working on a start-up? That can get a little tricky. Isn’t it? How did you handle it?

]]> By: Husain http://blog.crowdspring.com/2010/02/bootstrapping-startup-small-business/comment-page-1/#comment-5983 Husain Thu, 04 Feb 2010 04:09:00 +0000 http://blog.crowdspring.com/?p=3652#comment-5983 Great suggestions. One question though. Did your full-time employer know that you were working on a start-up? That can get a little tricky. Isn't it? How did you handle it? Great suggestions. One question though. Did your full-time employer know that you were working on a start-up? That can get a little tricky. Isn’t it? How did you handle it?

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