Entrepreneur Corner: Ignore the bubble talk and perfect your handshake

Here’s the latest from VentureBeat’s Entrepreneur Corner:

Not every contract is set in stone ? Things often shift slightly after a contract is signed, but does that mean the contractor is entitled to more money? Attorney Curtis Smolar looks at how to avoid being accused of changing a contract ? and having to fork out more for the work that has been done.

Popping holes in a few mobile myths ? Smart phone users historically haven’t been as demanding as PC users when it comes to Website load times, but things are changing. Matthew Poepsel, vice president of Performance Strategies at Compuware, reveals the results of some of the company’s recent research and explains how your startup can become a mobile leader.

Entrepreneurs: Ignore all the talk of bubbles ? There’s a lot of chatter about the startup world being in a new bubble these days, but early stage investor Brad Feld says the chatter is useless and the people who are running those startups should focus instead on running their companies, rather than worrying about the predictions of pundits.

5 reasons not to take a big VC round ? A big round of venture capital might seem like a dream to entrepreneurs, but Chad Little, serial entrepreneur and founder of Fetchback, says it’s often wiser to say no thanks ? unless you’re in precisely the right spot in your company’s evolution.

The power of a great smile and good handshake ? To succeed, you need to be likeable. And to be likeable, there are three key habits you need to adopt, says Guy Kawasaki in this Entrepreneur Thought Leader Lecture at Stanford University.

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