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<blockquote data-quote="GT777733" data-source="post: 1206595" data-attributes="member: 13957">You're 100% right on this hiring and outsourcing and systematising part.Here is the thing I've learnt though from looking at things from a deeper level...- Do some people completely systematise their business and have a great quality and value giving business? Yes. Absolutely.- Do some people completely systematise their business and sacrifice accuracy, quality, results for their customer/client, and their employees' health and well being, and generally put crap out there? Yes. Absolutely.This is where it can get down to a moral question for the owner themselves.Do you just believe in understanding the system to the extent of making money and that's your only job? Or do you want to try do the right thing by your customers and clients and employees?There's so many moral variables and factors that can go into business that you never consider until you get into it. It's never discussed either - people think you're a goody two shoes if you bring it up most times. You kind of have to observe what is going on and make up your own mind on what you think is the right way to conduct a business.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="GT777733, post: 1206595, member: 13957"] You're 100% right on this hiring and outsourcing and systematising part. Here is the thing I've learnt though from looking at things from a deeper level... - Do some people completely systematise their business and have a great quality and value giving business? Yes. Absolutely. - Do some people completely systematise their business and sacrifice accuracy, quality, results for their customer/client, and their employees' health and well being, and generally put crap out there? Yes. Absolutely. This is where it can get down to a moral question for the owner themselves. Do you just believe in understanding the system to the extent of making money and that's your only job? Or do you want to try do the right thing by your customers and clients and employees? There's so many moral variables and factors that can go into business that you never consider until you get into it. It's never discussed either - people think you're a goody two shoes if you bring it up most times. You kind of have to observe what is going on and make up your own mind on what you think is the right way to conduct a business. [/QUOTE]

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