/biz/ - Business & Finance

>finally my OMG and ARK moons
>BTC decides to go up

how can i win when my portfolio is 0.4 BTC total lads

>only 157 OMG
>mfw

the announcement cannot come soon enough.
imagine OMG at 0.1 BTC one day in next year.

only 151

What are some things that destroy business on the corporate level (businesses with 50+ employees)? These are some of the ones I can think of, but no idea on how to actually counter them/it seems corporations don't want to counter these things.

- Waste: both human & material spending. Some jobs can be done by less people, but would bring forth more stress. Employees cost money to keep happy & they'll spend a shitton on all things used on workfloor (coffee, toilet paper, officetools,..)

- (Internal) policy/regulations: this one is the shittiest. I've been stuck for 8 months on a project, because it has been deemed to 'riskworthy' and is in compliance limbo. I hate legal & compliance. Why do we even need these people if all they do is being assholes & blocking business.

- excessive IT structures: too many programs all doing the same shit, all complicated and all requiring employees using them & fixing them. Why is it so hard to slim down on this?

- Personnel: too much hierarchy, no motivation to work, bad personnel being kept.


Any additional ones, or advice on how to solve these things?