Don t Let Anybody Tell You That Businesses Create Jobs

[Kosh]

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The Left is ideologically obligated to deny the myriad risks, complexities and difficulties of starting, growing and operating a business.

You didn't build that, you didn't earn that, you don't deserve that, it belongs to The Collective.

That's it. No matter what.

I've owned and sold for a profit two businesses, and currently own a business that has been opened for seven years and will reach a $100M revenue this year. I have yet to see the 'myriad risks, complexities and difficulties' that you speak. Perhaps you can 'edumcate' me......I seem to be doing something wrong.

And yet you are far left and prove that you want others to pay for things which you will not do!

Proof positive that the rich far left elite could care less about the people just so long as they can keep their riches and take it from someone else..

 

[OnePercenter]

Exactly. A product was invented and offered at a rate people could afford so the rest is history. Edison got filthy rich, employed a bunch of people, built a bunch of shit and hired even more people. Supply side economics.

Edison mass-marketed another persons idea attached to a lighting system. That's not supply side economics, that's being an opportunist. Bill Gates and Steve Jobs come to mind.

 

[OnePercenter]

We are legends in the business. Been part of a 100 year old company for 64 years of its life span. We know the president and he knows us.

We hire 3 weeks out of month. I believe everbody should have the right to financial security. They need to work hard for it, though.

You are legends of a legal pyramid scheme. WOW!!!

 

[HereWeGoAgain]

Cool!! All you liberals who work for a business need to quit your job,since you dont work there.

Business hires liberals because business wants an educated work force.

Yeah...like all those liberals demonstrating outside the MickyDs.

You mean American workers wanting a livable wage?

They need to look for it somewhere else. MickyDs is for kids and old people supplementing their income.

 

[OnePercenter]

onepercentor

Employers hire to service customers. If there is an upturn in customers employers hire more employees. The increase in customers created more jobs.[/QUOTE

No. You can have more revenue or more customers but that doesnt lways mean more jobs. Not if the money is coming in and going out to places like taxes, new office, upgrades in technology etc.. ill be your mentor kid.

Name a situation where more revenue and more customers wouldn't equate more employees.

Easy. Software.

Once the software is written you could sell it to every person on the planet without hiring a single additional person.

But I've already given that example.

What about support, updates, new versions. Software companies tend to have HUGE staff's.

 

[Judicial review]

This guy actually believes this shit. Business owners only assets when they start out is their inventory. Period end of story. Explain to me how oh i dont know how a pizza oven and dough and toppings is equal to 5 years capital? Hell most new business owe a good 10,000 on their commercial lease when they start. That means they are in debt to begin with. Ever hear the saying starting up a business is risky? Moron.

Why wouldn't you obtain an 18 month five-times inventory loan and use your cash for advertising?

And that creates a 5 years worth of working capital how? For only advertising? Lol... it better go for more than that.. do you know all the expenses of a business? If so i want you to list them 1 by 1.

Instead of going off half cocked, answer the question: Why wouldn't you obtain an 18 month five-times inventory loan and use your cash for advertising?

I asked you a question son. Answer it.

 

[Judicial review]

We are legends in the business. Been part of a 100 year old company for 64 years of its life span. We know the president and he knows us.

We hire 3 weeks out of month. I believe everbody should have the right to financial security. They need to work hard for it, though.

You are legends of a legal pyramid scheme. WOW!!!

Lol.. such a troll. Cant take you seriously.

 

[OnePercenter]

Thanks again for including me in any suggestions for job offers ... But since I didn't want to have to work everyday ... I created two jobs as Operations Manager and hired the people necessary to fill the positions.

And believe me ... A capable Operations Manager doesn't come cheap.

Edit:
Crap ... I guess that completely blows the theory business owners don't create the jobs.

You hired because of increasing business which created the need for those positions.

 

[OnePercenter]

Demand/projected demand/need comes first, then comes supply or innovation of supply.

all the demand in the world without supply does nothing

all the supply in the world without demand does nothing

thus supply and demand go hand in hand.

Nobody needs it until the marketers tell you you need it.

 

[Iceweasel]

Exactly. A product was invented and offered at a rate people could afford so the rest is history. Edison got filthy rich, employed a bunch of people, built a bunch of shit and hired even more people. Supply side economics.

Edison mass-marketed another persons idea attached to a lighting system. That's not supply side economics, that's being an opportunist. Bill Gates and Steve Jobs come to mind.

It doesn't matter who's idea it was, what difference does that make? Edison was for DC, Tesla
AC and AC won. But so did Edison. Bill and Steve brought something new to the market so they created demand.

But you've demonstrated repeatedly you have no clue about business.

 

[Iceweasel]

Yeah, we don't have children working in factories for $1.00/day.

No one would pay you a buck an hour. Don't get pissed at more successful people.

 

[OnePercenter]

What if you are a struggling business like a restaurant, or are located in seasonal location in the hotel business? You may have just created enough business to meet your expenditures. and have allowed your employees to maintain a job for one more season. A general statement like an upturn in customers does not necessarily equate to more hires. Have you ever run anything where you have to take into account various costs, such as an increase in corporate taxes? We can't be looking to take on more employees, if we are also looking at those costs to maintain a business (maintenance. upkeep, investing to make our business more cost efficient and updated, or new government mandated regulations that a factory plant needs to meet in order to stay in business, etc).

Why would a restaurant be a struggling business?

Why would you create enough revenue to only meet your expenditures?

Name a situation where a business can have an upturn in customers but not need more employees?

Blah, blah, blah.

 

[Kosh]

What if you are a struggling business like a restaurant, or are located in seasonal location in the hotel business? You may have just created enough business to meet your expenditures. and have allowed your employees to maintain a job for one more season. A general statement like an upturn in customers does not necessarily equate to more hires. Have you ever run anything where you have to take into account various costs, such as an increase in corporate taxes? We can't be looking to take on more employees, if we are also looking at those costs to maintain a business (maintenance. upkeep, investing to make our business more cost efficient and updated, or new government mandated regulations that a factory plant needs to meet in order to stay in business, etc).

Why would a restaurant be a struggling business?

Why would you create enough revenue to only meet your expenditures?

Name a situation where a business can have an upturn in customers but not need more employees?

Blah, blah, blah.

Yet the far left drone still votes far left no matter what!

 

[OnePercenter]

Wrong. The company is responsible for filling it out.
You really are getting your ass handed to you right and left here. Thats what happens when you try to fake it.

My payroll service is responsible for all paperwork pertaining to employee wages. Here's your ass back.

 

[bripat9643]

This guy actually believes this shit. Business owners only assets when they start out is their inventory. Period end of story. Explain to me how oh i dont know how a pizza oven and dough and toppings is equal to 5 years capital? Hell most new business owe a good 10,000 on their commercial lease when they start. That means they are in debt to begin with. Ever hear the saying starting up a business is risky? Moron.

Why wouldn't you obtain an 18 month five-times inventory loan and use your cash for advertising?

And that creates a 5 years worth of working capital how? For only advertising? Lol... it better go for more than that.. do you know all the expenses of a business? If so i want you to list them 1 by 1.

Instead of going off half cocked, answer the question: Why wouldn't you obtain an 18 month five-times inventory loan and use your cash for advertising?

Because no bank is going to lend out that much money to any business without a track record.

 

[OnePercenter]

The company increases overtime.
You lose. Again.

Paying over-time is only a temporary solution.

 

[bripat9643]

Exactly. A product was invented and offered at a rate people could afford so the rest is history. Edison got filthy rich, employed a bunch of people, built a bunch of shit and hired even more people. Supply side economics.

Edison mass-marketed another persons idea attached to a lighting system. That's not supply side economics, that's being an opportunist. Bill Gates and Steve Jobs come to mind.

It doesn't matter who thought it up. All that matters is who made it work and brought it to market. The world is full of guys who claim to have great ideas who never take a single step to put their ideas into action.

 

[OnePercenter]

Mine, for one.

So you're number one in your field.....right?

 

[OnePercenter]

You and most of your libturd friends.

Actually, liveable wage is what is said.

 

[OnePercenter]

Why would any bank give a business without a track record such a loan?

Because you presented an awesome business plan.