What are internal stakeholders?
Owners and employees
Local community
Customers and suppliers
Government bodies
What are internal stakeholders?
Owners and employees
Local community
Customers and suppliers
Government bodies
What is the purpose of stakeholder analysis?
Reduce employee turnover
Increase company profits
Enhance product features
Identify stakeholder objectives
What does SMART in SMART objectives stand for?
Strategic, Marketable, Attainable, Realistic, Time-sensitive
Sustainable, Meaningful, Achievable, Reliable, Time-based
Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound
Simple, Manageable, Actionable, Relevant, Timely
Which is a conflict in business objectives?
Customer service vs. production
Sales vs. marketing
Finance vs. operations
Growth vs. profit
What does the primary sector involve?
Retailing products
Manufacturing goods
Extracting natural resources
Providing services
What can measure a business's size?
Employee count and revenue
Customer satisfaction
Brand recognition
Market trends
What is a risk of rapid growth?
Higher customer satisfaction
Cash flow problems
Increased employee morale
Stronger brand loyalty
What sector focuses on manufacturing?
Primary sector
Tertiary sector
Quaternary sector
Secondary sector
What is a motive for entrepreneurship?
Minimising competition
Financial gain
Avoiding risk
Seeking employee benefits
What is a challenge for new entrepreneurs?
Establishing brand loyalty
Funding and resources
Managing large teams
Setting high prices
What does value addition refer to?
Increasing competition
Cutting production time
Enhancing goods' worth
Reducing product prices
What differentiates consumer goods from capital goods?
Purpose of use
Retail price
Manufacturing location
Production method
What is the aim of conflict resolution?
Expand market share
Increase competition
Reduce operational costs
Minimise stakeholder conflicts
What is an example of external growth?
Mergers and takeovers
Increasing employee count
Enhancing customer service
Launching new products