There is a lot more to being in business than most people realize. You have to deal with everything that the average worker doesn't have to. Irate customers, missing inventory and thin profit margins are all par for the course. Another problem is deciding if taking in money is bad business in certain circumstances. In other words, you may have a potential source of income, but you feel that doing so wouldn't be the best thing. But you also need all the money you can get, so what do you do?
Before you can answer that question, you have to define what constitutes bad business in the first place. A fair definition would be that bad business is any that will cost you more in the long run than you take in. A few of the ways it can cost you is in lost customers, time, money or other resources.
Before you can answer that question, you have to define what constitutes bad business in the first place. A fair definition would be that bad business is any that will cost you more in the long run than you take in. A few of the ways it can cost you is in lost customers, time, money or other resources.
