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The first and only rule of business is that: You are there to make money. Everything, and I mean everything is secondary. Employee wages, whatever 'solution' yo
by fao_ 6y ago
The first and only rule of business is that: You are there to make money. Everything, and I mean everything is secondary. Employee wages, whatever 'solution' you're aiming to market, those are all secondary points to the fact that you are there to make money and do what works to get money.
It's a harsh reality, but it's very much the case and it's the first thing you learn on any business course.
- corobo 6y agoSo are charities like hobbies under your definition?
- fao_ 6y ago> So are charities like hobbies under your definition? A charity is not a business, it's a different type of organization. The fact/reason that most of them decide to operate like businesses is outside of the scope of what I stated.
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- dgellow 6y agoIf you want, that doesn’t change the fact that business is almost entirely based on communicating between humans. Communication with coworkers, customers, investors, regulators, partners, etc. One of the main reason people interact and communicate with humans that’s aren’t their close circle is for business