How To Start A Successful Business

Written by Willard Michlin


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Now that you have gotten some business and management training under your belt, you can revise, correct and streamline your business plan. This of course does not assure you that it will get done, no matter how beautiful it is. You need to actually dorepparttar steps of this plan. To make sure you keep working onrepparttar 136599 plan targets, I suggest you do some of your targets every day. This has to be done while atrepparttar 136600 same time delivering your service or making your product you will find that each weekrepparttar 136601 work gets easier, production increases andrepparttar 136602 business becomes more organized. Today’s organization ofrepparttar 136603 business is tomorrow’s expansion. Expansion cannot occur without organizing to make production smoother. If you do not spend time in organizing, then you will become like all people who just work harder and harder each day trying to catch up on yesterdays work. This brings us to rule number five. This isrepparttar 136604 rule to not followrepparttar 136605 crowd. And what isrepparttar 136606 crowd doing? “Most people so busy working that they haven’t got time to get rich.”

Conclusion;

Find a path you would like to go down, make a step-by-step plan on how you are going to get this plan done. Put completion dates on each item inrepparttar 136607 plan. Get a business education and then deciderepparttar 136608 best use of your available capital and labor. Constantly work to streamlinerepparttar 136609 business to run more smoothly while atrepparttar 136610 same time, keep your daily production and sales increasing. The constant balancing of producing a product and makingrepparttar 136611 company run smoother so it can increase production inrepparttar 136612 future is you’re your most important job asrepparttar 136613 owner of a business that is going to support you with a large abundant income.

Willard Michlin is a Business Broker, California Real Estate Broker, Accountant, Well known Public speaker and Administrative/Business Consultant. He can be contacted at his Ventura, California office by calling 805-529-9854 or by e-mail at kismetrei@earthlink.net. See other articles by Willard Michlin at http://www.kismetbusinessbrokers.com


Human Resource Employee Risk Profile

Written by Philip Lye


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5.I conduct a semi-annual performance management process with all employeesYesNo

6.I have documented grievance, discrimination, workplace bullying & sexual harassment policies in placeYesNo

7.I have a written termination procedure and policy in placeYesNo

8.My employees have been trained and understand that we do not accept discrimination, workplace bullying & sexual harassmentYesNo

9.Minor workplace issues are not taking to much of my timeYesNo

10.We have low employee turnover compared to our industry averageYesNo

11.I provide my employees with regular constructive feedback and reward them where appropriateYesNo

RATINGS

11 from 11well done

10 from 11well done, almost there

9 from 11very good and tie up loose ends

8 from 11good and you must tighten up these loose ends

7 from 10you have a high risk profile, take action

6 or less from 11remedial action urgently required to ‘protect’ your business

For more information see www.biz-momentum.com

Philip Lye is Director of Biz Momentum Pty Ltd and provides professional management services for -

•Strategic Human Resource Management •Employee Relations Advice •Workplace Health & Safety Compliance Strategies •Management Skills Training

Philip holds qualifications in Accounting, Leadership, Human Resource Management, Industrial Relations and is a qualified accountant.


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