… when I’m unemployed and don’t actually have a proper business of my own?
Crikey now I’ve outed myself.
The reason why I comment is, as an employee of many businesses, both as a permanent employee and temporary member of staff since I left school at the tender age of 16, whilst attempting to keep my head down and not stick out like a sore thumb.
You get to learn quite a lot of things, mostly common sense things, you think to yourself “why the hell are they doing it like that? Why not do it this way, it would be far more simpler and far more cost effective.”
As with any company as I alluded to in the first paragraph, you don’t say anything for fear of having ideas above your station and rocking the boat.
I’m not an expert, far from it, I’m an information sponge, when I was younger I used to watch the stock market like a hawk. I’m obsessed with money, even though I’m too lazy to go out and market myself to get the money.
I used to love watching “The Apprentice” when it first started. I just cannot bring myself to watch the last 3 series.
For people who claim they are so smart and the best at what they do, some of the mistakes are cringeworthy, basic errors.
They cannot have a discussion about a task without full on screaming and shouting fits and dismissing ideas with a wave of the hand. They should learn to put their “one up manship, win at all costs” attitude to one side and learn that they can only win as a team if they actually act as if they’re part of a team.
So the bottom line is why I comment is, I’m a nosey bugger, interested in what everyone else is doing, obsessed with figures and money.
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