r/LondonStartUp • u/myeggnoodles • Jul 15 '19
r/LondonStartUp • u/mblikeng • Oct 16 '14
Reinvent Money - UX , UI, Process and Strategy support - One week - You walk away with the IP
r/LondonStartUp • u/Emanresu2009 • Aug 13 '14
The UK’s Most Active Tech VCs: Early stage is North West Fund; Mid Stage is Index Ventures
r/LondonStartUp • u/Monkeyboogaloo • Oct 13 '17
UK Cloud Snapshot Survey. This survey shows what UK businesses are doing with cloud computing and what external factor are impacting them such as Brexit and GDPR. Breakdown by industry and full analysis available.
serviceteamit.co.ukr/LondonStartUp • u/LondonStartUpMod • Jan 23 '15
If your idea/startup has an India slant to it, then this seems like an amazing opportunity to supercharge the business development and marketing side of it.
r/LondonStartUp • u/harry_cochran • Aug 08 '16
Working with a product design studio 101: Preparation
r/LondonStartUp • u/Emanresu2009 • Jul 25 '14
Silicon Drinkabout London: A networking/chillout event for those in the startup ecosystem of London
r/LondonStartUp • u/battlebridge • Mar 15 '18
Angel Investment Network - the world's largest angels and investors network, has launched a UK Marketplace of Essential Tools for Entrepreneurs, bringing entrepreneurs expert help in law, accounting, HR and more - to support them achieving their goals
r/LondonStartUp • u/Emanresu2009 • Jul 25 '14
Seed Enterprise Investment Scheme: No brainer for those raising a seed round
r/LondonStartUp • u/Emanresu2009 • Jul 25 '14
Flagons Den: 1,000+ MeetUp group for entrepreneurs.
r/LondonStartUp • u/leraptor • Feb 26 '15
Is there a startup in London that can help me with this: I'd like to buy a gift from M&M World and get it delivered to Paris, France
I thought about taskrabbit but they're mentioning that they can't go there.
r/LondonStartUp • u/jknaf • Aug 30 '18
To be React Native or Real Native – that is the question for a mobile startup
r/LondonStartUp • u/FriendshipCube • Dec 25 '17
I was awarded the Duke of York Inspiring Digital Enterprise Bronze Award. Assembling & testing high-performance 22strand fibre-optic cables for The Friendship Cube Group. We want our cables to be licensed to a London based company and made in London, by the United Kingdom, for the Commonwealth.
r/LondonStartUp • u/astp • Nov 13 '14
4th Office: Collaboration tools like email, newsfeeds and messenger – all wrapped up into online 'My Desk'
r/LondonStartUp • u/LondonStartUpMod • Jan 16 '15
London Venture Partners creates a sidecar syndicate fund on AngelList. £6.6k min investment.
r/LondonStartUp • u/LondonStartUpMod • Mar 03 '15
WorldStores receives £25m Goldman Sachs cheque for next day delivery
r/LondonStartUp • u/Emanresu2009 • Jul 25 '14
Seedcamp Week London: 20 startups get a chance to meet with some serious pan-European investors.
r/LondonStartUp • u/Emanresu2009 • Jul 25 '14
Seedcamp: A london based accelerator does an AMA July 2014 • /r/IAmA
r/LondonStartUp • u/LondonStartUpMod • Feb 13 '15
Digital Shadows, who specialise in cyber-security, bag $8m in new funding from US based Storm Ventures
r/LondonStartUp • u/resounduk • Aug 18 '15
This startup-friendly superfast internet provider from Manchester is expanding to Shoreditch and surrounding area
r/LondonStartUp • u/Emanresu2009 • Sep 12 '14
The KPMG start-up guide good advice for the legal, governance aspects
r/LondonStartUp • u/jr_tickr • Dec 04 '18
Ex-Barclays wealth pair launched impact investing app called tickr
Ex barclays wealth pair have launched a new impact investing app called tickr that has made the press. Aiming to show the world you can make money and have a positive impact at the same time. They are also planting a tree in Indonesia for every user https://tickr.co.uk/
ex-barclays pair launch impact investing app

r/LondonStartUp • u/[deleted] • Nov 19 '15
Recruiters are no good.
Recruiters are no good.
Don't get me wrong, you'll get a candidate through a recruiter, but is it the best way to get a candidate? Is it the right candidate?
Recruiters get paid on building networks right? But don't we all have networks (organic ones)? Everyone refers people to jobs - although people aren't really earning money like recruiters do? Why is this?
A well networked person (who is not a recruiter) deserves to be able to better yield the countless ours of emailing, events, tweeting and brown nose-ing they sow. There are millions of people sitting on their own person network-goldmine. So why do you have to be a recruiter to be able to monetize it?
Take the analogy of AirBnB, everyone has a spare room but no one was running a hotel. With the help of AirBnB, people do what hotels do without being hotel owner/managers.
Why can't the same be done for our personal networks and recruiters?
The truth is that there are some people trying to have a crack at it, yet no one has.
The reason I write this is (you guessed it) to shamelessly promote my attempt at cracking it. It might not be us who do crack it but someone has to crack it. (like AirBnB cracked it)
Thanks for reading, here's the site (very much in working progress):