Decision in business is vital. It is where you guarantee yourself free from hassles and doubts from your way and plan. Some decisions must be made impulsively, it is crucial to the interest of your customers and yourself as the business operator. One perfect decision you could make for yourself is not to allow customers to buy in credit. It is critical in your business. You do not know yet the culture of the mind of that customer if a good payor or not. What will happen to your profit that is rolled out from the sales? Foremost, the worst thing is if the creditor never pays and declares himself broke?
Perfect decision in business
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In some countries, government policies affect online businesses to a great extent. Government employees do not want to start their own business, open their own online, bank account legally, yet falsely claim to own the business of private citizens and get monthly government salaries.
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That's right the business owner must not be in a problematic mood that may trigger his imperfect decision. He may only learn late that he made a big mistake. There are many considerations like clear mind and mood before deciding in matters that involved a business transaction.
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Why are you late at 6 in the morning. What time is your in? That's too early. I reached at 7 in the morning at my work place but the official time is 7:30.
After looking the cheater customers I took perfect decision in my business as, straight forward refusal of credit to them. Because I was knowing it well as they won't return they credit amount and just play a drama as they forget to return it.
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Bad customers at least you set your standard to no credit to avail. Those who didn't pay you, will suffer for trust is gone.
That's great, I usually get late when I have to reach office at 6 am. You know how
When I have a morning shift I have to reach by 6 am, which is too early and when have a B Shift I have to reach by 2 pm.
When I have a morning shift I have to reach by 6 am, which is too early and when have a B Shift I have to reach by 2 pm.
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Your time in- time out is unique. Six in the morning is too early but it's normal for the public school teachers here for classes start at 6:30.
The decision making process in business is very vital to the growth and sustainability of the business. It has to be streamlined to ensure that best fit decisions are always made for every challenging scenario.
There is actually no perfect decision in business but to make the best business decisions, such a decision has to be driven by data v
