Check out the outcomes of previous Anthill Polls
| 30/06/08 |
In 100 years, how will historians remember Microsoft founder Bill Gates? |
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| 22% |
He was a business mastermind whose retirement sent Microsoft into slow decline. |
| 17% |
He was a business mastermind who lost touch with the market. His retirement led to Microsoft's rebirth. |
| 58% |
Many people don't realise that before his famous philanthropic career, Gates was actually a software mogul. |
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| 25/03/08 |
We've laid it out, but now we want to know what you think - what's your take on business plan competitions? |
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| 39% |
Business plan competitions are a fantastic way to properly evaluate an opportunity. |
| 25% |
Business plan competitions are extremely educational, but no substitute for the school of hard-knocks. |
| 36% |
Business plan competitions are the worst form of procrastination. |
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| 04/03/08 |
We've discussed the games, but now we're putting it to you. What do you think - are games good for your business? |
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| 53% |
For sure. People remember your message when you're entertaining them. |
| 12% |
No way. They're time wasting, ruinous and cramp-inducing. |
| 35% |
Only when they contain a link back to my site. |
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| 04/02/08 |
Anthill recently posted a blog asking the cheeky question, "Should we make an offer to buy The Bulletin?" So, whatcha think? Should we? |
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| 64% |
Yes, let's make it happen! |
| 20% |
No, it's doomed |
| 11% |
Only if I can be a foreign correspondent |
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| 17/12/07 |
Are entrepreneurs left brain or right brain thinkers? Take part in our online poll. Is the girl turning clockwise or anti-clockwise? |
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| 52% |
The girl is turning clockwise: Right brain thinker (big picture, creative, risk taker) |
| 19% |
The girl is turning anti-clockwise: Left brain thinker (detail oriented, uses logic, practical) |
| 30% |
She keeps changing direction: You use both sides of your brain equally |
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| 04/12/07 |
To list or not to list, that is the question. What would motivate you to list your company on a stock exchange? |
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| 47% |
To broaden the base of ownership and attract different kinds of investors |
| 44% |
To provide a way to cash in and exit your investment (show me the money!) |
| 8% |
To bask in the glow of your success as CEO of a publicly traded company (then retire) |
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| 29/09/07 |
What makes a company cool? Innovation, entrepreneurship, youthful attitude? Continue the conversation in our Forum. |
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| 0% |
It's all about the company's innovative product or service |
| 0% |
It's all about the culture of the workplace |
| 0% |
It's something that you can't name, you just know it when you see it |
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| 03/08/07 |
Debt versus Equity: What do you think is the best way for a new and young company to fuel its growth. |
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| 35% |
Take on debt, while maintaing maximum ownership and control. |
| 40% |
Find an investor, but lose a degree of ownership and control. |
| 25% |
Use profits (Slow and steady wins the race). |
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