The human cost of striving for profit
Although profit is measured by dollars on the bottom line, the size of that profit can be a measure of how you treat people. Sometimes it is the processes we put in place that damage people.
Although profit is measured by dollars on the bottom line, the size of that profit can be a measure of how you treat people. Sometimes it is the processes we put in place that damage people.
One of the most common issues faced by small businesses is keeping control of the businesses finances and ensuring that the business continues to be profitable.
It’s easy to be intimidated by your competitors’ sales figures but these numbers should be of less concern than your relative profit margins.
Profit should be at the top of any business owner’s mind. Here are three tips for making sure yours keeps growing.
In just 12 tips, Greg Charlwood of Bibby Financial Services will show you how to improve your business over the festive season so you’ll be ready to succeed in 2012.
Profit and employment expectations have hit a two-year low, according to the latest Dun & Bradstreet Business Expectations Survey, with key indices revealing figures returned to levels seen just prior to the worst of the GFC.
Rick Mapperson blogs about the need to address the ‘elephants in the room’ that may be impacting your business.
“In your business it is an obvious problem or risk that no one wants to address or discuss. Instead, you pretend it is not there and occupy your time with other issues rather than deal with the looming big one.”
I love my clients. They all have tremendous passion for their business, and genuinely believe in what they’re doing. And when you’re passionate about what you offer, marketing and sales become a lot easier, and your business is more profitable. Here’s why.
Woolworths sales for the September quarter are 4.1 percent higher on the corresponding quarter last year, with gross sales of $13.9 billion during the reporting period.
The Commonwealth Bank of Australia’s (CBA) cash net profit after tax has increased by 42 percent to $6,101 million for the financial year ended 30 June 2010.