Let's Go into Business Together: 8 Secrets to Successful Business Partnering

by Azriela Jaffe

Let's Go Into Business Together is an invaluable resource for anyone who is considering a small-business partnership or who is trying to work through the inevitable concerns that arise. You will read stories of successful and unsuccessful business partnerships that will encourage and enlighten you on your journey. Azriela Jaffe interviewed more than 100 individuals who experience in business partnerships. They give readers real-life advice insight into what it's like to be a business partner and some of the obstacles they may face. Azriela realizes that not all partnerships are immediately successful or trouble-free. Her book equips you for some of the difficulties you may face during a partnership. Let's Go Into Business Together is like a close friend you can take along on your expedition to give you solid advice that will make your excursion less risky and more enjoyable- and productive.

Genres: Business

288 pages, Paperback

First published January 15, 2001

Reviews

[S · Rating 5 out of 5]

This was a fantastic, in-depth, and easy to read book about partnerships. The chapters were divided into the different subjects and contained just enough information on the topic. I appreciated all of the interviews of people in partnerships and those who were in partnerships. They add applicability to the topics and show various sides of people's experiences with partnerships.

I took tons of notes and plan on revisiting this book once I start a partnership. I highly recommend this book as a resource!

[Mindful Reader · Rating 3 out of 5]

Going into business, or thinking of going into business, with a partner? This is worth the hour of your time that it will take you to skim through and get the highlights. While the book is simple and its insights are not new, it truly is amazing that people continue to go into partnerships together without asking critical questions of themselves and their potential partners. The author presents those questions along with a boatload of real-life examples of what happens when you don't examine the issues prior to embarking on your business venture together. I skipped over the examples, they seemed very obvious to me, but I'm glad that I read the book.