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Where the first customer comes from
Ask a founder how they found their first paying customer and the answer is almost never the one in the business plan. The patterns that repeat, and why the first sale looks nothing like the hundredth.
The no-selling rule, explained
Every GullyFuture speaker agrees to one rule before they stand up: it is not a pitch. Why the rule exists, what it does and does not forbid, and why we would rather lose a speaker than bend it.
Should we give credit to this customer?
A new customer wants to pay in sixty days. Saying yes might win the account; saying no might lose it. What a business owner actually weighs, and why the answer is often not about the customer at all.
Should we hire or outsource?
A decision every growing business makes several times a year and most students have never had to. The considerations that actually decide it, from people who have done both and regretted each at least once.
Should we reduce the price?
The question sounds like a marketing decision. Walk through it the way a business owner has to, and it turns out to be a question about who your customer is and whether you know your own numbers.
A textbook explains cash flow. Here is what happens when customers pay ninety days late.
Every business student can define working capital. Far fewer have felt a month where the sales were fine and there was no money to pay salaries. What that month is actually like, and why it decides more than profit does.
What companies actually expect from a fresh engineer
Students prepare for the engineer they think companies want. The gap between that picture and what hiring managers describe is the most useful thing a final-year student can learn.
What I wish I knew before my first job
The things working professionals say when a student asks what surprised them most — collected from the question we put to every speaker, and the start of a series in their own words.
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