To you the entrepreneur, there are a few tips on building relationships with people around you to facilitate your business activities as an entrepreneur.
1. Be fair, flexible
Many of us-entrepreneurs, who can not establish smooth communication while working primarily with employees. People prefer to ask questions or chat with others while we are the last to know about the latest developments. It is very difficult to maintain a balance between being assertive boss and a friend to them. The trick is to be fair. Employees should know that the decisions made by the business logic that makes sense and does not have a personal tendency.
2.Tentukan targets and monitor
Whenever a new employee joining the company, it is important to communicate to her destination. What do you want new employees within the next 30-45 days?Communicate all of it with him. He will have a better view of his hopes. Maybe this way is not too special, but nonetheless many companies are not doing so well.
3. Recruit faster, stopped quicker
Recruitment quickly is difficult. But to fire more quickly also more difficult.Entrepreneurs and managers often have the feeling that one does not work well in a team. Yet we often ignore and ignore this feeling and make things worse. If someone is not working properly, Communicate with him to bridge your goals and what he was trying to accomplish. If necessary, terminate as soon as possible when goals are not achieved. Obviously tips are still valid. Treat employees with respect, even though he was dismissed.
4. Build value, not for acquisition
Many pioneering efforts are built with the aim of being acquired. Though the acquisition is just one option to exit. There are so many variables such as competition and market demand which will impact on opportunities for acquisition. In other words, being acquired is not something that can be controlled. Pilot efforts should first build value and create a company that could reap a profit. With the foundation that had been built, there are so many options available such as IPO, expansions and even acquiring other companies.
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