Recession: A Good Time To Trade Money For Power?

by Dave Rigotti on November 6, 2008

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There is a great post on VentureBeat today titled, Recession: A good time to trade money for power? Here’s part of the post below:

The survey data, gathered by Dr. Tim Butler and professor Noam Wasserman at Harvard Business School, indicates that young entrepreneurs between ages 20 and 29 in particular (think prospective Silicon Valley startup leaders) are more motivated by power and influence (men) and autonomy (women) than a hefty paycheck. In fact, money ranked ninth for females in this age bracket — fourth for men.

As an entrepreneur, I highly recommend you check it out.  It’s a great read.

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Dave Rigotti a contributing author to Career Fire and is also a speaker and Internet marketer. He is currently an online marketing manager for a Fortune 50 company and has developed measurable marketing campaigns for small and large businesses alike.

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