Omgitshim1
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First define what you mean by "a company". There are many ways of incorporating a company or not.
A successful company is one which meets its objectives. The number of people dependent on that company could be none, and the company could still be a success if the objective of the company was to run a company with no staff and no directors. (I have seen this done)
How long is a piece of string? |
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Robin A.
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Revenue, profit, market share, P/E ratio, dividends, customer rankings |
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Bren
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By the profits generated |
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A K
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Profit determines how successful is a company. |
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nylatinanurse
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Profits money bonuses perks!!!
Sorry money makes the world go around |
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dutch_luvs69
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THE BOTTOM LINE - PERIOD !!!!!! |
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PlainLana
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The key factor is profit margin. But it can also be attributed to how many employees they have and how long they stay, how fast they grow and if they end up adding new elements to their already existing line (EG. Coca-cola started out with just the original and now has umpteen different products as well as merchandising, etc.) |
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dryftingwynd
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Very simple the bling bling is the thing that all companys Judge themselves by. more $$$ the better the company is, in our Capitalist Society. |
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Al Zymer
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It depends if the original goals of the person/s who started the business are achieved, whether if it was simply to make a comfortable living for ones family, or to become a global force, or whatever.. |
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oldmarketeer
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Every company has its objectives or goals. In most, they are related to profits or return for the shareholders.
A measure of it success is the progress to the achievement of those objectives. |
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trymeimbritish
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The longer the penis, the further you go. |
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