By Polina Marinova (original source Fortune)
“Before they’ve even graduated from high school.
Noa Mintz started her first business in 2008, running art classes for kids during the summer for a small fee. Two years later, she founded a children’s party planning business. To make sure her staff was following workplace protocol, she wrote an employee handbook for guidance.
As she looks back on her ventures six years later, Mintz is not impressed.”
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