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YME Comics
A flashback to our YME project. The most important animation lessons in English, Arabic, Turkish, Dutch, Romanian and Italian. For the YME Green Book, more tips and tricks and entrepreneurial guidance, please visit our website www.ymeproject.com and platform yme-platform.net.
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At the level of 2017, Romania registered a total of 525,660 companies. A large share of the businesses operating in Romania were registered in the services sector, as stated by the official data provided by the National Statistics Institute (INS). The services sector is also the largest employer of the country.
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Are you an Entrepreneur and What kind of skills do you need to be a good entrepreneur? What makes someone a successful young entrepreneur? The key qualities are traits such as creativity, the ability to keep going in the face of hardship, and the social skills needed to build great teams… If you want to start a business, it’s essential to learn the specific skills that underpin these qualities.
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Do you want to start up a business in Turkey? Foreigners who want to open a business must obtain a working permit from the Ministry of Labour, Family and Services before starting to work. Read below all you need to know to be a successful young entrepreneur in Turkey
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When you learn how to network, it doesn’t just improve your career — it improves your personal life too. The YME Project , with help from the Kangan Institute has gathered for you the 10 best ways to network and make new connections
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What is Communication?
What is Communication? And Six tips how to do communication as a young entrepreneur. The YME Project has it all spelled out for you
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It’s very important to choose the right indicators in the evaluation of the startup: actionable indicators and not vanity indicators. For example, a supermarket can set a vanity indicator – number of customers, but an actionable indicator is the volume of revenue per day. The number of customers may increase, but they can buy considerably less in time.
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Leave a Comment (0) →Successful Young Migrants Entrepreneurs boost Dutch and UK Economy. A study by the Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) found that immigrants are far more likely to be entrepreneurial than people born and brought up in the UK… Three times as much in fact. Figures from the Dutch Chamber of Commerce for 2015 show that one in five starters was not born in the Netherlands
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Leave a Comment (0) →How to formally start your own business?; Where do you start? And what rules, laws and regulations you have to take into account? It’s the question that many starting entrepreneurs ask themselves. The YME Project has made a step-by-step plan to make you legally and officially ready for the start of your company in the United Kingdom, the Netherlands, Romania, Italy, Turkey. Below we tell you how to start up a business in Holland.
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Syrian Entrepreneurship boosts Turkish Economy. As a first attempt for the social integration of Syrians in Turkey the Turkish Ministry of National Education (TMNE) is mainly focused on their education. There are 3.5 million Syrians in Turkey and 1.1 Million are between the ages 5-18. Even though there are immense efforts to provide education to the Syrian children in Turkey, only 650.000 are currently being educated in public schools. Another important feature is that Syrian entrepreneurs are gaining ground and boosting the Turkish economy.
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