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Why you shouldn’t outsource your new business idea

April 21, 2009 By barrie@compassdesigns.net Leave a Comment

They discuss several issues:

  • It costs more than you think
  • Having to do lots of management sucks
  • The results are often mediocre
  • Temporary contractors can mean instability
  • Your IP can get stolen

They argue that the traditional choices to getting things done; do it yourself, hiring, and outsourcing leave out one big and overlooked choice… partnering. Find the right partner and share in the success together!

Of course, this is Brian we are talking about, so along with the report there is a great new opportunity where people can address the hardest part of partnering…. finding the partners.

Brian and Jon’s new site, www.partneringprofits.com is a social networking-type site designed to help people with skills and people ideas get together and launch businesses.

Oh yeah, and it uses a Simplweb membership package.

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