The Entrepreneurial Approach to Businesses

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Chuck Behn 20 September, 2011

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How to view sales or job opportunities when dealing with entrepreneurs

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Chuck Behn20 September, 2011

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Small businesses usually lead hiring in recession recovery. Very hesitant to do so now

34% say sales will decline in next quarter. 21% expect it to rise. 45% flat

As long as you expect the new employee to pay for themselves, you’ll hire them

Lack of confidence in government, retail purchasing slides, unemployment rate are all considered factors. I say OSCAR MAYER (baloney)

What to do?

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•Forward looking•Improvement•Open

•Living in present•Band-aids•No time for change

•Living in moment•Shoot from hip•Make my life simple

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Yelp

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Quantitative Qualitative

Financial reports Market share IP (# of patents

awarded) Products/services

offered Pricing

Quality Customer service Product value Company image/style Employee treatment Location Convenience

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Quality

Customer Service

McD’s

BK

Wendy’sSonic

J-in-Box

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Vs. Competition Vs. Industry Vs. Customer’s internal resources Service Level Agreements (SLA): internal vs.

external

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Quality

Customer Service

Price

Yelp

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If you know the enemy and know yourself, you need not fear the result of a hundred battles. If you know yourself but not the enemy, for every victory gained you will also suffer a defeat. If you know neither the enemy nor yourself, you will succumb in every battle. - Sun Tzu

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