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MufasaLion:Please is Business education a good course? |
TechspeciaIist:They don't offer Accounting Education bro,but Business Education with Accounting as an option. |
TechspeciaIist:Made my findings,it is Business Education |
momodub: slawormiir:[q atarapa:uote author=slawormiir post=109786836]Damnnn niggarrrr Isoright[/quote]Space bookers,i hail oo |
Where are those "mind your business" peeps here? |
Eeeyaa |
85% of those hoes are devilish.The remaining 10% were those in the 60's while the remaining 5% are still OK. Double loss for her! |
Afcon don become Half-Corn ,since the Kings are out.Na Nigerians dey make Afcon interesting. |
Buhari is a failure! |
![]() Eguavon will surely bring the Afcon trophy home,just that camelruin is a big hurdle. |
If dey loose,you go hear am oo ![]() |
Ever heard of Dead on arrival? |
Cc lalasticlala @lalasticlala |
Please I seriously need an answer,i will really appreciate . Is studying this course restricted to only academic sector? Can I have the same opportunities with a business administrator/Accountant? |
Hello bro. |
I blame Booharry ![]() |
Running a business is not for the faint of heart; entrepreneurship is inherently risky. Successful business owners must possess the ability to mitigate company-specific risks while simultaneously bringing a product or service to market at a price point that meets consumer demand levels. Failure happens, sometimes you win and sometimes you learn, but as an entrepreneur or business leader you have responsibilities for your employees and fellow directors, you have to do everything you can to guard against it. As an entrepreneur or a leader, devote yourself to avoiding these crucial mistakes that are the causes of business failure. 1. Poor cash flow management You may be sick of being told “cash is king”, but it doesn’t change the fact that poor cash flow management can lead to the demise of any business. Indeed, even a profitable business can fall victim to a crippling cash flow crisis, which is often caused by the ineffective management of debtors, high stock levels, bad debt and late invoicing. Inadequate financing or selecting the wrong type of funding for your business can also put it on the path to failure. Without access to sufficient growth capital, whether in the form of personal savings, private equity or debt finance, your business may not have the “fuel” it needs to grow. 2. Opening a business in an industry that isn’t profitable. Sometimes, even the best ideas can’t be turned into a high-profit business. It’s important to choose an industry where you can achieve sustained growth. We all learned the dot-com lesson to survive, you must have positive cash flow. It takes more than a good idea and passion to stay in business. 3. Bad planning and a lack of strategy “Failing to plan is planning to fail” cheesy but true. Quite simply, long-term planning is key to the success of any business. When mapping out the growth of their business, a business owner needs to conduct market research to establish who their customers are and what they need. They also need to recognise their competitors and be proactive regarding trends, to avoid getting left behind. Just look at the numerous bricks-and-mortar retailers that didn’t adapt quickly enough to changing customer shopping habits and are now struggling or have gone under as a result. 4. Lack of experience. Lack of experience is one of the causes of business failure. If you are inexperienced or your management is made up of novices, then your business is as good as dead. When starting a new business, it is advised you get the services of people experienced in that field. They can be your partners or your employee. Get experienced marketers and well-trained customer service personnel. 5. Uncountability. You must be accountable for any dime your business makes. Most times, many entrepreneurs could not account for their daily sales. Once there is a sale, they spend the money on personal needs believing that they will make another sale. If you must succeed in business, you must be accountable for every dime that you make. Make sure you plan out your spending, for a business you plan to grow, 60% of your profit must go back into the business. Bottom Line, you cannot start a business where the service is not required. Making it classy will not make people to patronize you. A good market survey is required before a business location is chosen. Thank you.
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@Lalasticlala |
gazza07:You can shock him,by sending him funds or if that is not okay by you,send it to another person here. That alone is a proof. |
Eeyaa! |
They call you Third World country,you too you are behaving as the name implies,oh my Africa!!!! Kudos to the Japanese. |
Why not in Nigeria? Traveling from places to places for unnecessary luxurious life when you have your country. Nigeria is truly a rejected sand. |
Opposition are just looking for way to dirty this man. |
What is even special about this medicine and surgery of a course. |
kenzysmith:"Honour thy father and thy mother so that yea shall have long life" |
AmVista:na slap you dey invite so ![]() |
Rainy days which does not literally mean rainy season are hard and difficult times which everyone great and small experiences one time or the other in his life. For salary earners, retirement planning should be the major priority when they start their financial journey. Excuses of not earning enough or even if saved, couldn't amount to much are what stops people from putting money into their retirement or saving purse. But adopting these three habits can help in good use of your money ahead of unpredictable days. 1. Have an emergency fund Because life doesn't always give us what we need, it is very important to have something to fall back to in case of emergency. You could lose your job, have an emergency medical issue, car breakdown or other unforeseen circumstances. It is very advisable that you set aside about your three months earning into your emergency fund saving to carter for these. 2. Keep track of your expenses It's very important to be mindful of what triggers unnecessary spendings. If you're the type that spends much on drinks, gambling, or other things that you can possibly avoid, take time to know why you're spending money on that. When it comes to saving, it could really be tempting but then achievable. Always keep good track of the little that goes out of your pocket. 3. Have a good budget This is the most important, as it is a guiding map to where you're going. Creating simple spreadsheet for your income and expenditures is a step in the right direction, which could also include your assets and liabilities. Make lists of your monthly needs as this will help you have a clear idea of what is to spend money on and what is not. |
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,since the Kings are out.Na Nigerians dey make Afcon interesting.
,but you won't get it, let me keep today sacred.

