i work for a company and......the co-workers and sometimes even the supervisor. talk to like in some matters that isnt acceptable in the work force. Saying oh suck on a ****, and other phrases. If i ...
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Theoretically, it should take 60 days or so for the new higher priced crude to enter the refinery system, but consumers get juiced at the pumps right away....
I have a job interview tomorrow as a dental nurse.
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What would you do?
I have an opportunity to take over a business with a solid cash flow but part of the deal means I must take over an additional location that has a negative cash flow. I have enough money to pay for the business and a little left over to satisfy a shortfall in operating cash flow of just the one. I did not factor anything in for the second location with a negative operating cash flow. The crunch is that I can not have one without the other. The important thing is to know that I am only short operating capitol for one location....should I take a gamble?...all stats indicate that it has a 50/50 chance of surviving if just anyone took over and a 70% chance of survival with my business experience placed in the equasion. Without the second location it has a 100% chance of survival. What would you do?
My first question is WHY does the second location have a negative cash flow? Is it the location itself or a result of operations? Do you have a plan for pulling it out?
Shay
No venture No Gain...If you are dedicated you can make it work. Life is about taking chances.
Legs0891
If you took on both companies, how much would you loose financially if the second were to fail? If you know you'll be financially stable if it were to fail, then I would say go for it. If there is a chance you'll loose everything, I would be hesitant to proceed. It does sound like a wonderful offer though. I would go through every scenario you could think of that could occur, and if you can handle most of them, then I would go for it. Good luck!!!
teamkillstuff270
i would go to KFC and get one of those new potato corn and chicken bowls mmmmmmm. . . those look good
vinayak v
i think if i were you then i would probably sell a part of my share in that company(like let someone else take a part control of the company) if selling the co. then i wouldnt mind unloading a part of the companys stake(like in the ratio of 60:40)probably i might have to sellout some of the unnecessary capitol assets. restructuring is the next thing i guess because of its operational procedures and the lack of proper and skillfull and knowledgable people the cos. performance might have gone down so one must change people otherwise if i feel that the people are better then i would go in for something which i call flexible pay(this is basically payment of money to the workers depending on the performance of the co.)although i know that it might be a difficult task but risks are part of business otherwise the next best thing to is go talk to the venture capitalists like icici or take a bank loan.or if the business which that co. is engaged has some potential then i would sell it completely and get whatever money i can and either buyout another existing co. or i would estabilish a new one
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