View Full Version : What is "TRUE BUSINESS" for you??
$Tycoon$
Wed 20th Feb 2008, 09:13
For me, true business is doing work not just for money, but by helping communities and individuals by our services and products... achieving their trust and confidence in our firm.
What is true business for you?? Care to share your own opinions?
Fergal
Wed 20th Feb 2008, 20:16
To me business is about delivering a product or service for profit. Having morals and a social objective for your business is great. It can help give you greater motivation and can help with the PR of your business in your local community and further afield.
sarahFreder
Sat 22nd Mar 2008, 10:55
For me, true business is doing work not just for money, but by helping communities and individuals by our services and products... achieving their trust and confidence in our firm.
What is true business for you?? Care to share your own opinions?
well you are right but in day today life not every body is focussing on it they are only focussing on money. well for me true business is good quality, good customer service and good money earnings.
superbike
Sat 22nd Mar 2008, 11:17
My True business is making online business with only two goals -To become a rich man and to help poor people.
However ‘true business’ should always based on honest and truth
lokesh05
Sun 23rd Mar 2008, 13:22
Any business is done to gain PROFIT.
without gaining profits, once business cannot sustain (of course, if there isn't any other source of income).
once, settled in business, then venture out in new areas, and do good for community!
niceboy
Sun 23rd Mar 2008, 16:35
For me, True Business means earning money with dignity, honesty and customer satisfaction. I may not earn millions this way, but it does give me lots of self confidence and satisfaction.
lokesh05
Mon 24th Mar 2008, 15:19
very rightly said by 'niceboy'.
maintaining one's Dignity is very important in running any business.
and Self-Satisfaction is what we as an individual should seek instead of making money (lot extra than our requirements)!
TheOnlyOne92
Sat 29th Mar 2008, 21:47
Good customer service + good products + advertising + good and responsible employees + low prices = TRUE BUSINESS.
Good customer service is for me one of the most important things. I don't need to explain because we all know why is this needed.
A good product is by far the most important thing.
Advertising is very important, its useless to have good products and everything when nobody knows that you and your products exist.
Good and responsible employees are the ones that will make business keep going and I think it is very important to find and hire employees that have some experience. I am not saying that you should not hire people that have recently finished collage. But always check if that employee is really what you need. Find a way to somehow test your employees before hiring them.
Low prices are of course the thing in business. Keep them the lowest of all the competition, smaller profits but more clients equals more money.
I think that if we manage to follow the things that I have written here the business can be TRUE BUSINESS.
And for the people that say that we should help others in the business, ok, I agree because I surely like to help other, less fortunate, but we can also do that if we make a lot of money and donate to charity and other things...
pendelton
Sat 29th Mar 2008, 22:19
92, there is also the reverse strategy of pricing higher than the competition. You need to be very strong in every respect, and give a bit more at times, but you can succeed pricing above them.
Fergal
Sun 30th Mar 2008, 10:26
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A good product is by far the most important thing....
Having a good product or service is very, very important. But is it the most important thing?
There have been lots of businesses with great product / service offerings, that went bankrupt and lots of businesses with mediocre ones that were and are very successful.
TheOnlyOne92
Sun 30th Mar 2008, 20:31
I was in doubt about this when I wrote it. I thought about it for a second and then continued with the sentence. In my opinion that is the most important thing. But I'm always opened to suggestions and I am ready to change my mind about this. Tell me, what do you think the most important thing is? I will be looking forward to your reply.
pendelton
Sun 30th Mar 2008, 22:52
Foremost is customer service. In my area if someone would start an on demand bus service they would destroy the existing one just by virtue of answering the telephone in a timely and professional manner. You can run late, but if you answer the phone right you would devastate them.
Would you rather pay a bit more for something, and be treated as a person giving them business, or be treated rudely and save a few bucks?
Restaurants are another example. I'd rather eat supposedly so-so food in a nice atmosphere than eat supposedly good food at a place with rude or aloof wait staff. The atmosphere is half the flavor to me.
TheOnlyOne92
Mon 31st Mar 2008, 13:21
You are right pendelton. If I watch at thing from your angle you can say that the product is not the most important thing. I think that the things that are important change depending on the situation and business type. Thanks for the new idea you gave me ;)
pendelton
Mon 31st Mar 2008, 15:39
You are welcome. After you are making a good income maybe you could tell me what it was. :)
TheOnlyOne92
Tue 1st Apr 2008, 14:09
Oh, no :)
I am not even near starting a real business. My father owns a small business ( a simple shop(food, drinks bla bla...)).
I am still going to school but I have started with bux.to. I think I can get easy money from there. Thanks for the advice again, maybe one day, when I finish school I will start my own business and I will sure remember your advice ;)
pendelton
Tue 1st Apr 2008, 15:13
92, think about it this way, if you start an online business now you will have time for a great learning curve. You are in a good position to make yourself a 'guru' before getting out of school, gaining that experience that many people, even in to their older years, never get.
Having knowledge about the food services industries gives you something to start with.
Thanoz
Tue 1st Apr 2008, 15:17
I guess "TRUE" bussiness for me is relevant to success and professionalism. Two terms needed for a true bussiness.
TheOnlyOne92
Tue 1st Apr 2008, 19:12
92, think about it this way, if you start an online business now you will have time for a great learning curve. You are in a good position to make yourself a 'guru' before getting out of school, gaining that experience that many people, even in to their older years, never get.
Having knowledge about the food services industries gives you something to start with.
First of all, it is not really a food store. Its just a regular store :/ I don't know how you people call these kinda stores, maybe groceries store ?
And second of all, I am still a minor :o so I can't really legally start a business :(. But thanks a lot for the reply you just gave an idea here and I might start some kind of an online business soon. I've got the idea but I don't have the "products" yet.
pendelton
Tue 1st Apr 2008, 21:15
That's great, do it up!
In the US you can be a teen business owner, with parental consent.
Good luck!
King Justice
Wed 2nd Apr 2008, 08:09
True business is an individual or group of individuals that provide a good supported product or service.
I can't stand seeing businesses that have workers that clearly don't want to work or do what they are being paid to do.
Take example McDonald's. The one near me is really run-down and the workers slack off and don't pay any attention to me, the customer. This aggrivates me because I am in there trying to conduct business with them, grant it, I may be purchasing food but I am still a consumer.
They look at me like I interrupt them or asking them to do me a favor. I hate that.
A lot of businesses nowadays have people that really aren't fit for the job.
If you don't like what you're doing, then don't do it.
Fergal
Wed 2nd Apr 2008, 19:27
If you don't like what you're doing, then don't do it.
I agree with that 100%.
It's a shame about your local McDonalds. Not all of them are like that, however. Many of them and perhaps most of them are very well run and very professional.
inai
Thu 1st Oct 2009, 19:08
Running your own business needs a lot of patience. You are the employer and employee. It is a lot of hard work but at the end of the day, you will reap all the profits.
Fergal
Fri 2nd Oct 2009, 09:15
Running your own business needs a lot of patience...
Very true, patience is a virtue. It's something that I personally need to work on. I've never been known for my patience and impatience causes stress. But as I get older I get more relaxed and try to put things in perspective, not everything has to be done now. Rome wasn't built in a day.
niceadorn
Fri 2nd Oct 2009, 14:12
my true business is a trader,but it is not easy to do it.
sigma
Sat 3rd Oct 2009, 08:35
True business always provide double win (or we call it win-win). Both of the customer and supplier (or you can call them "buyer" and seller") are in win situation, mean both party get benefit from the business. That's the true business
simbol
Sat 3rd Oct 2009, 15:36
True business is one in which we can Keep our mind and soul.
pemula
Sat 3rd Oct 2009, 17:19
true bussniss for me is MONEY.. MONEY... MONEY
MysticalGamer
Sat 3rd Oct 2009, 19:26
The very basic goal for a business is "profit". So typically it would involve money. And to gain "profit" you will have to consider several factors likewise quality of the product/service, ethical concerns, managerial problems, etc.
If your main purpose is to help others, that would actually fall to "non-profit organizations" which is more likely not a much of a business oriented portion.
seanstevens
Sat 3rd Oct 2009, 19:37
For me it is about providing the necessary resource for my family to lead a happy life. It needs to deliver money, not too much that perspective of what is important is lost, but just enough that basic essentials are covered and a little extra for some fun.
Doing something you love and enjoy should mean you have a better chance of delivering on the good customer service that is vital to growing your business reputation.
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Wed 7th Oct 2009, 11:20
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Nissan
Wed 7th Oct 2009, 11:57
True business for me would be to do the business, might be a small one, but without spamming or faking. Trust makes a business run longer. If the buyer in the business gain trust, they continue their trade for a longer time. once you loose their trust, your profit scale would go down and down. I believe that trust makes a True Business.
nextmily
Sat 10th Oct 2009, 15:45
true bussiness for me is that we work on based what we like to do... we do our bussiness that we can't enjoy in there, I think that is not true bussiness :)
rakendurjois
Sat 10th Oct 2009, 15:56
business is not oly making money. by starting a business we have to also think of the people's needs. its a give n take policy. jus cheating people is not called busines. the people must be happy to do business with us.
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