stan358 wrote:Losses in business could be as a result of waste by the employees and other staffs of the company. The management should be able to control such waste by allocating what will be sufficient for the employees each day..
stan358 wrote:Losses in business could be as a result of waste by the employees and other staffs of the company. The management should be able to control such waste by allocating what will be sufficient for the employees each day..
Pearl128 wrote:If you were selling like a provision shop and u discovered that the business is no longer moving and that you have loss a lot of money u either change the business or stop it or change the location of the place.
Pearl128 wrote:If you were selling like a provision shop and u discovered that the business is no longer moving and that you have loss a lot of money u either change the business or stop it or change the location of the place.
Nsikan wrote:I also agree with the notion that business losses happen because there is something that is missing in the business and if it's fixed, such losses won't occur. It is part of the learning process so you know how you would set up your business to run profitability over a sustainable period.n
Yes it's true I know what you mean you need to identify your loss and the caused of that loss also try learn from those people that have been in the same business field as youRichie10 wrote:Your ability to identify the cause or causes of the loss would render it 69% solved, your ability to determine effective techniques to mitigate the loss would keep it at a further 20 solution and your ability to implement the technique would completely have that loss managed.
Reducing your costs might not do much to fix losses if they are caused by poor quality products or fraudulent activities.Abdulquadri400 wrote:Reduce your expenses if Is there anything you can cut from your spending money on, you can also reduce the amount of drawings you're taking from the business and also,Increase your sales.
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