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Isn’t it great that your business is growing?
Written by: Robyn PollardArticle Overview: Part of running a successful business is knowing what tasks to let go of and how to find the best people to delegate them to.
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Isn’t it great that your business is growing?
Starting a business is an exciting time and when your sales are increasing it is an excellent feeling. All of a sudden you are feeling very busy as you are performing the many tasks that have to be done in your business. You need to perform the operations that makes your business successful, but there is also the administration, the accounts, the marketing, the purchasing, etc. When do you do all this - outside normal business hours?
It may be time to start thinking about hiring someone to help you. There are alternatives to a full time employee that you can think about. You could employ a casual or part-time staff member, sub-contract to another business or outsource the work. You may even think about hiring a trainee, apprentice or intern. It is an excellent feeling when other people can help you earn your income and learn your way of doing business.
The best time to think about employing someone is before you really need it - because when things get really busy you may not have the time to find someone. It is the system (or the process) that will make you successful. Take the time now to think about the work that you do for your business. What don't you like doing or what don't you have the skills to do? Write it down on a piece of paper. Maybe it is some of the following:
• answering the phone
• giving quotes
• responding to emails
• preparing newsletters
• administration
• bookkeeping
• your contact management system
• word processing
As you list these tasks they will form the basis of a Job Description for either someone you employ, sub-contract or outsource to. Contact us for advice and tips on employing, sub-contracting and outsourcing.
To find out more about Moving Forward Business Coach, visit the website at: www.movingforwardcoaching.com.au
© Robyn Pollard 2005
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About the Author: Robyn Pollard RSS for Robyn's articles - Visit Robyn's website Robyn Pollard is the Director of Moving Forward Business Coach (coaching and training programs) and MFBT Pty Limited (training, mentoring and coaching) and a member of the International Coach Federation. Robyn specializes in providing one-on-one business coaching, courses and training in various areas of business management, mentoring, and business and personal development. Robyn's passion is to increase the survival rate of businesses by transforming them into a successful business built on solid foundations - a business which is built to last. Most business owners look at the work that must be done for their business from a tactical point of view rather than a strategic view. Robyn coaches her clients to develop their business so that they can enjoy their life and are empowered by their business. After many years as a trainer, technical writer, business analyst and business coach Robyn has combined those skills into the development of the "Moving Forward Business Coach" program which is getting excellent results. Click here to visit Robyn's website Customer focus Isnt it great that your business is growing Leadership Create your vision Vision check |
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