James asked:


We need to start a human resources business and would appreciate a unique suggested by anyone of you all with thanks.

BreeBree asked:


I have started my event planning business about a month ago, so understandably I haven’t gotten any clients as of yet. I’m going to a networking conference for women in business on Saturday, where there will be 400 or so small business owners. They will have keynote speakers, brunch, breakout sessions, and then we will have time at the later half of the event to “network” with each other.

I’m so nervous! I don’t know what to bring, what to say… I need tips! I want to present myself in the best way possible, to maximize the rewards of going to this event. However, I don’t have a lot of stories to talk about within my portfolio (other than the personal or job-related events that I’ve done that got me to this point). How do I answer the tough questions? Do I act like someone who’s just starting out, or do I try to sound like I’m established? What’s the etiquette for these types of events? What to say, do, what not to say or do…

Also, I don’t know what I should bring. I know I should bring business cards for sure, but with that many people, is it wise to bring a brochure as well? Would that be overkill with the stacks of brochures everyone will probably be handing each other? I will do it if I should. I just need some advice. I’ve never done this before so please bear with me because I’m new to this, clueless and need all the help I can get. And how should I dress? Business suit? Business casual? Wear a company t-shirt? LOL

Thanks in advance…. and if anyone knows of any websites that provide tips on these sort of things, please share. Yahoo and Google is not helping me right now. LOL

BaKhuda~– –~Mai~– –~Bewafa~– –~Nahi asked:

Does business suit me?
Reema was a stage singer, but it wasn’t a financially viable career. She earned additional
money working at a copy shop in Karachi. The elderly couple who owned the shop gave
flexible hours to employees with aspiring music careers. Sadly, the husband died and the
wife decided to sell the business and go to Lahore. Reema grabbed the opportunity. The
former owner helped Reema gather financial information and pit together a business plan.
Reema’s uncle co-signed on a bank loan, and she was in business. She modernized the
decor of the shop. Reema contacted all the existing customers to assure equal or better
service. Sales increased the first two months. But then…The former owner left city
earlier than planned. Then Reema’s chief printer quit. With the schedules of per part-time
employees, Reema was frantically trying to get large orders out on time. With no formal
business training and no management experience, Reema couldn’t begin to deal with all
these problems, problems even a veteran would find difficult. She ended up selling the
business at a RS 500000 loss.
Think as a rational person:
1. What characteristics did Reema possess that led her to become a business person?
2. What circumstances out of Reema’s control led to the failure of this business?

BaKhuda~– –~Mai~– –~Bewafa~– –~Nahi asked:

Does business suit me?
Reema was a stage singer, but it wasn’t a financially viable career. She earned additional
money working at a copy shop in Karachi. The elderly couple who owned the shop gave
flexible hours to employees with aspiring music careers. Sadly, the husband died and the
wife decided to sell the business and go to Lahore. Reema grabbed the opportunity. The
former owner helped Reema gather financial information and pit together a business plan.
Reema’s uncle co-signed on a bank loan, and she was in business. She modernized the
decor of the shop. Reema contacted all the existing customers to assure equal or better
service. Sales increased the first two months. But then…The former owner left city
earlier than planned. Then Reema’s chief printer quit. With the schedules of per part-time
employees, Reema was frantically trying to get large orders out on time. With no formal
business training and no management experience, Reema couldn’t begin to deal with all
these problems, problems even a veteran would find difficult. She ended up selling the
business at a RS 500000 loss.
Think as a rational person:
1. What characteristics did Reema possess that led her to become a business person?
2. What circumstances out of Reema’s control led to the failure of this business?

Jignasa asked:

hello,
Our company name is Perfect Glaze and we are mfg aluminium doors & windows so please give some good punch line which suit on our business

Thanks

J.S asked:

i am into business but no accounting or finance. so that leaves with marketing or advertising or e-commerce for me. i love meeting new people and tlaking to them. but when in comes to presentations i dont mind doing them but i get really nervous in the beginning and my nervousness goes away while i am presenting. i also want to get into a field where i can earn the most money because i am willing to get up and work for my money. which field betwween advertising or marketing or e-commerce would suit me the best? i also want to work in a exciting/famous company.

i aint sick… asked:

my mum’s a single mother, she’s running a boutique for the past 22 years in the sleepy town called Amritsar (punjab)
money’s not so good.. mortgage is high..
could anyone let me know, how to help her to expand her business abroad , or in India ? it shouldnt involve too much expenses and the source should be reliable..

thanks a bunch guys. bless you.