Many people keep saying these statements, although I understand that not every day in business is regarded as a profit-making situation, because most occuring situations in the business environment could be as if an individual is at war, for example competitors may emanate from nowhere, to also sell and render goods and services already selling and rendered by an existing business. Anyways what are you guys have to add?
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While I don't always like to take the war posture as a business person, the reality is that the business world is very fierce and it isn't for the faint hearted. It is only in the business world that you would see one firm try so hard to sabotage the very survival of the other firm. It is so becauseRead more
While I don’t always like to take the war posture as a business person, the reality is that the business world is very fierce and it isn’t for the faint hearted. It is only in the business world that you would see one firm try so hard to sabotage the very survival of the other firm.
It is so because money is involved in business and money most times always brings war. Yes, business is a combination of war and fun. I agree.
See lessYeah, there's a saying that goes all is fair in love and in war, business can be war like, depending on the industry you're in and what you're planning to focus on as a business owner, if you want to be a monopoly then you've got to do a lot of work to make it happen. It can also be fun since it's aRead more
Yeah, there’s a saying that goes all is fair in love and in war, business can be war like, depending on the industry you’re in and what you’re planning to focus on as a business owner, if you want to be a monopoly then you’ve got to do a lot of work to make it happen.
It can also be fun since it’s a win win game you help customers fulfill their needs in a positive way and you earn a value voucher(money)
See lessThe assertion that business is a combination of war and fun. It is a complicated enterprise with many moving parts. Among other functions, business activities usually involve marketing, operations, financial management, and strategic planning, all of which call for a balanced approach as opposed toRead more
The assertion that business is a combination of war and fun. It is a complicated enterprise with many moving parts. Among other functions, business activities usually involve marketing, operations, financial management, and strategic planning, all of which call for a balanced approach as opposed to an adversarial war mentality.
Even while there may be competitive elements to business, the main objective is to produce value for stakeholders, shareholders, and customers not to get into direct confrontation.
See lessFor me I believe it's war and in business. Because as a business owner, you war with your competitorsn You fight for market share and ultimately, domination in your industry. Your competitor is like your enemy and you strive to dominate them on the battlefield of commerce. At the end of the day youRead more
For me I believe it’s war and in business. Because as a business owner, you war with your competitorsn You fight for market share and ultimately, domination in your industry. Your competitor is like your enemy and you strive to dominate them on the battlefield of commerce. At the end of the day you make a success of it which is fun to you
So it is right to say business is a combination of war and fun. It is totally true that business is a combination of war and success as it’s clearly seen on the ways that businesses are being operated like Success for the fittest.Business comprises of good and bad phases, so we need to enjoy the two has its comes.
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See lessI’d say that statement is partly true. Business can feel like war when competition gets tough, problems show up suddenly, or you’re fighting to keep things running. At the same time, it can be fun because you’re building something, solving challenges, and seeing your ideas come to life. In my view,Read more
I’d say that statement is partly true. Business can feel like war when competition gets tough, problems show up suddenly, or you’re fighting to keep things running. At the same time, it can be fun because you’re building something, solving challenges, and seeing your ideas come to life. In my view, the mix of pressure and excitement is what makes business interesting some days you’re battling obstacles, and other days you’re enjoying the wins. The key is learning to handle both sides without burning out.
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