Small Business Overview

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The majority of persons operating small businesses are self motivated and seek business independence. Statistics highlight that a large number of small business persons, whilst having skills in their own particular trade, occupation or profession, have very little knowledge of general management and bookkeeping skills, nor do they understand the reasons for management reports.

They do not understand the “business of the business”. A considerable number of persons in small business consider that they can ignore the peripheral activities such as:

  • management
  • marketing
  • advertising
  • accounting; and
  • finance

 

The neglect of these peripheral activities can do more to erode the business base than anything else.

This paper contains an overview of the operations of a small business and contains comment on:

  • Characteristics Of Small Business
  • Size
  • Who Are Small Business Operators?
  • Lack Of Success
  • Particular Problems Facing Small Business Operators
  • Government Attitudes
  • Weaknesses Of Small Business Operators
  • How Do You Succeed In Small Business?
  • Achieving Expectations

 

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