Opinion | Hiring and workforce | 8 Apr “Startup job offers are insulting” Startups need to stop asking new hires to make bullshit financial sacrifices to prove their dedication.
Places | Hiring and workforce | 2 Apr Insider view: Three cities along Poland’s Baltic coast are attracting Europe’s entrepreneurs Three cities along Poland's Baltic coast are becoming a new destination for Europe's entrepreneurs. Local experts share the Tricity's secrets.
Opinion | Hiring and workforce | 1 Apr The five mistakes startup CEOs make when offering staff options Savvy founders look beyond the patronising offers of table tennis and beer on tap and attract talent with stock options instead. However, there are a few pitfalls to avoid.
Analysis | Incubators | 22 Mar Inside Zinc, the company builder with a mission It’s a company builder with a mission to make the world a better place. Two years in, is it working?
How To | Hiring and workforce | 21 Mar How to build a brilliant team: Hiring advice for startups We asked six startup hiring pros from around Europe for their top tips on how to recruit right.
Analysis | Hiring and workforce | 20 Mar Does Europe need to fix “monkey money” stock options? More than 500 founders and startup executives have joined the campaign to change the region's “punitive” employee ownership rules
Brunch with Sifted | Communities | 17 Mar Sarah Drinkwater: “Are they a good egg?” The ex-head of Google Campus on why tech needs good eggs now, more than ever.
Places | Cities | 12 Mar Insider view: Amsterdam’s friendly tech community With two public listings last year, and an ever-closer community, Amsterdam’s startup scene is growing up.
How To | Hiring and workforce | 10 Mar How and why to build an advisory board From startups to VC funds to accelerators, plenty of organisations are turning to advisors to step up a level. Here is how to do it right.
Opinion | Hiring and workforce | 7 Mar “Ditch the group photo on International Women’s day” This International Women’s Day, a photo of your female co-workers doesn’t go far enough, says iZettle's Sarah Long.
Analysis | Hiring and workforce | 7 Mar “I’d always thought of technology as nerdy” Twelve-year-old Leila Palmer tells Sifted about her experience of Microsoft’s DigiGirlz event to get young girls into tech.
Analysis | Hiring and workforce | 5 Mar The startup helping to manage millennials Engaging the millennial workforce is not just for big enterprises; startups are interested too.
Opinion | Health | 4 Mar “Move slowly and build things” Moving fast and breaking things might work for some startups, in some sectors — but it’s definitely not the way to win over the public sector, argues doctor-turned-entrepreneur Jing Ouyang.
Opinion | PR & Communications | 19 Feb Why your startup story matters From Ebay to Klarna, however good your product is, there is always a need for a story backing it up.
Opinion | Hiring and workforce | 14 Feb “Choose your cofounder wisely” Mismatched cofounders can destroy each other — and their business, says startup coach Kristina Barger, who here shares tips for how to make a great match.
How To | Property | 12 Feb Lessons learned from Uber Cleo Sham, formerly a top Uber operations director, has joined Spanish startup Spotahome with a mission to take the rental platform global.
