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Every business should have a business plan. If you have a small or medium-sized enterprise (e.g. perhaps you run a dance studio or a tutoring school), you might be tempted to skip the business plan as an unnecessary formality. After all, your business model is relatively straightforward - you'll teach lessons, do some advertising, and pay for a studio (or even teach from home). However, there is real value in writing a business plan for companies of all sizes, including single-person operations. Let's take a look at why you need a business plan and the steps involved in writing one. Why You Need a Business Plan The UK government lists four excellent reasons for writing a business plan. They say that these plans "clarify your business idea, spot potential problems, set out your ...
Staff training is one of the most effective ways to retain talent. Pareto Law, a company in the UK, surveyed recent graduates and found that "they valued progression and training above remuneration...
If there's anything that COVID-19 has taught us, it's how high the mental health impact of a global pandemic can be. The Black Dog Institute in Australia suggests that the COVID-19 pandemic co...
The workday for instructional places is frequently different than traditional offices. Firstly, the hours are different. While people tend to sit inside an office for eight hours or more a day...