My Advice for Other African Startups
My Advice for Other African Startups
The ‘organisation’ of production is vital. Set targets and deadlines and stick to them.
Everyone in the supply chain should know his or her role and responsibilities. Dialogue should be transparent, open and honest.
Do not be disheartened by setbacks or constructive criticism. Problems are there to be solved.
My Advice for Other African Startups - To learn more about this author, visit Craft Village 's Website.
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Work hard and be patient- a successful, sustainable business will not happen overnight. Quality control is vital. Establish benchmark standards and never compromise them.
The ‘organisation’ of production is vital. Set targets and deadlines and stick to them.
Everyone in the supply chain should know his or her role and responsibilities. Dialogue should be transparent, open and honest.
Do not be disheartened by setbacks or constructive criticism. Problems are there to be solved.
My Advice for Other African Startups - To learn more about this author, visit Craft Village 's Website.
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Over at the Sun Microsystems blog I've posted my list of the five most important lessons I've learned as an entrepreneur. #1 is "Focus on cash flow."









