7 grave sins of a company owner:
- Do everything yourself. Be involved in every process of the company, manage everything “manually”.
- Pull money out of the turnover for yourself or urgent payments. Constantly get into situations where there is nothing to pay suppliers or employees.
- Make decisions intuitively. Don’t have a plan for six months, a month, or a week.
- Make similar mistakes between employees and managers. Constantly finish their work.
- Hire those who have responded to the vacancy, not those who are needed for the team. Take people that you would never have taken if you had more time to recruit.
- Pay staff for actions, not for results. Pay for irresponsibility and inaction.
- Don’t know the basic functions of the company owner. Work 14 hours a day, but don’t develop your business.