Yearly Archives: 2010

Why High Risk Lead To High Gain?

January 13, 2010
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There are many myths and facts about investing. Some pseudo facts are that, high return investments are risky and low risk investments are safe. The truth is, there isn’t any exact curve that’ll give risks as a function of return. Low return investments can be very risky too when fraud happens, for example. However, the pseudo fact that risk correlates with return have some truth in it. You need to understand what causes it. Money doesn’t make money. People make money. ...

Why Do You Need Business Management Consulting?

January 13, 2010
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When business grows crossing the boundaries defined by limited internal resources, including your own and your executives’, it pays to engage the services of external business management consultants. Large business management consulting houses such as McKinsey and Company or PricewaterhouseCoopers, pride in their vast exposures to handling wide ranging business complexities under differing international conditions. Businesses become complex as time passes by and handling t...

Why Incorporate Your Business?

January 13, 2010
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Entrepreneurs embark on costly business ventures without first looking into the form of business that would be most suitable for them given their business experience and financial capability. Deciding on what legal form your venture is going to take will spell the difference when you experience difficulty in your business later on. A businessman can choose from different business forms including sole or single proprietorship, partnership or a corporation. Each of these leg...

Why Team Building Weekends Fail (And How to Make Yours Succeed)

January 13, 2010
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The purpose of a team building event should be to introduce, reinforce and reward, not to single-handedly forge a group of coworkers into a team. If it's used to replace the work your company (or you as a manager) should be doing every day, then you're missing out on some important points - and the major benefits of dragging everyone out of the office for a weekend of exhilirating and challenging activities.
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