What kinds of orders should you turn down in your business?

[King Belieal]

As business people, one thing that we always want to do is satisfy our customers. And that has always put us in a position to always try to fulfil every order you receive.

In business, are there orders you should ignore? What would make an order worthy to be ignored in your business?

 

[bestwriter]

I can give one example and that is if there is no credit facility in one's rule book and the customer asks for it such orders can be ignored.

 

[Starmix]

My busiess is different, there is no order to happen, it is a milk tea-selling business. Somehow, I am thinking of operating a mini grocery store and there will be possible orders, so I must serve my customers with the best of my ability.

 

[cherry123]

I think one should turn down orders you are sure you might not have the requested items to deliver. it makes no sense taking such orders

 

[Shavkat]

I will turn down any orders that cannot be delivered on time. I do not want to lose my face for not keeping a promise.

 

[King Belieal]

I will turn down any orders that cannot be delivered on time. I do not want to lose my face for not keeping a promise.

That kind of order, I would definitely turn down. It would put you under lots of pressure and you might not still make it.

 

[Bisolami]

I will turn down any orders that cannot be delivered on time. I do not want to lose my face for not keeping a promise.

That’s right. Even if they are not delivered on time, they should be delivered when we have agreed on. That’s how to keep to promises in a business and it goes a long way

 

[nomad]

If the terms and conditions of the order are not something I agree with, I would certainly cancel the order.

 

[Ratine]

As the business owner l should be making the right orders for the business and do effective business management

 

[eldavis]

You are in your business to make money, if there is an order that does not generate profit for you, or would make you spend more, then it's best not to avoid it.

 

[Fidelia]

If an order is already looking problematic, I would save myself the stress and reject it. I don't like having hypertension over an order.

 

[Ratine]

When the business order seems to be very pressurized and the business couldn't withstand that.

 

[Stardom22]

For me l would turn down orders that are usually not settled in timely manner.

 

[Ratine]

For me l would not be in the position to take some orders that seems to pressurize me for that matter.

 

[cherry123]

Any offers that are not clearly stated. You would have to go only for transactions that are quite clear to you

 

[timewo]

In some cases, the customer cannot pay for the order due to financial problems, and these orders should be avoided, especially service orders.

 

[Hate2Wait]

I am not running a business but I feel its not good to accept orders where we will receive payments after 60 days

 

[Rubz]

One should turn down orders which one would not be able to meet on time. Some businesses takes way too many orders and they end up overworking their staffs and disappointing customers.

 

[cherry123]

Any transaction that would not bring you the needed profit should be dumped it would be waste of time

 

[Ratine]

I can say that the orders that are not very clear and one couldn't understand who is actually buying l usually turn them down.