The most difficult decision you ever had to make in business
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The most difficult decision for me is to quit my full time job and work as a freelancer six years ago. I'm glad that I've made the right decision. I am happy with my current lifestyle.
This was also a very hard decision for me to quit job and start working as a freelancer but I feel not complete satisfaction because the earning level is not reach up to the required point.
The most difficult decision which I made when I put my money in alert pay and decide to not to withdraw it I was bearing the chance to take it out but I decided to let it there and just after few weeks later the payment processor closed and I lost my money.
The most difficult decision which I made when I put my money in alert pay and decide to not to withdraw it I was bearing the chance to take it out but I decided to let it there and just after few weeks later the payment processor closed and I lost my money.
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The most difficult decision which I made when I put my money in alert pay and decide to not to withdraw it I was bearing the chance to take it out but I decided to let it there and just after few weeks later the payment processor closed and I lost my money.
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The most difficult decision which I made when I put my money in alert pay and decide to not to withdraw it I was bearing the chance to take it out but I decided to let it there and just after few weeks later the payment processor closed and I lost my money.
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The most difficult decision that we did to our family business is to close it down. During that time, the local government system imposed high VAT that customers cannot buy our items physically. It is better to shut the business down than to dive our prices cheaper.
One of the most difficult decisions I ever had to make was sacking my assistant. She had known and understood the business very well. The point I had to let her go was the point where she sold my products on credit without my approval.
The most difficult decision I have ever made in business was to change a job. It was a wise decision because my old job was causing me a lot of stress and I am much better now.
If you ask me I will stay that starting a business is one of the difficult decision that most enterpreneurs will have to face in the business that they want to do because it is never easy to start any business.
One of my offline business wasn't productive and I had to close it down but it was a difficult situation for me.
I think you did the right decision for sacking her up. If I were in your shoe, I will not have a second thought of doing so. Insubordinate is not my thing to tolerate it. I have a low opinion with this kind of people.
The most difficult situation I had encountered was when I decided to join a business based on the web with a huge capital but did not last a month. It's not a scam but lacking compliance of business requirements of the website owner. I lost huge amount of money.
