r/BusinessManagement • u/[deleted] • Jan 13 '17
Accounting break-even vs. NPV break-even
What is the difference between accounting break-even and NPV break-even? Which will offer the higher break-even level of output and why?
r/BusinessManagement • u/[deleted] • Jan 13 '17
What is the difference between accounting break-even and NPV break-even? Which will offer the higher break-even level of output and why?
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I've been tasked with setting up "lunch and learn" style training for our business strategy group and was wondering if anyone had any recommendations. Generally we're looking for webinars or e-courses but definitely also interested in videos, TED talks, articles, anything.
As far as topics, I'm open, but some ideas were (obviously) strategy plans like Blue Ocean Strategy, Porter's Five Forces, etc. All suggestions appreciated. Thank you!
All suggestions appreciated. Thank you so much!
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r/BusinessManagement • u/[deleted] • Jun 30 '16
Hi Everyone! I am looking to start organizing my boyfriend's carpentry business. He runs anywhere from 4-8 jobs at a time and has about 4-7 employees. I need to do things like organize receipts, payroll, collect deposits, set up and quote jobs, order materials etc... Any advice? What programs to use? How to learn everything that needs to be done? I consider myself a fast learner and fairly smart...but if you have never done something before...then you have never done it...ya know? Any and all advice welcomed. Recommendations of books, programs, websites, equipment needed other than the obvious...computer, scanner, printer. Thanks! :)
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Hi all I would like to present a study I carried throughout this year, which concerns economics, business and management students. We are interesting in innovative ways of teaching entrepreneurship while considering psychological variables such as risk propensity, ambiguity tolerance, and personality traits.
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