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Why a business fails: |
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- Management lacks the essential business skills.
- Management lacks leadership skills.
- Management inconsistent in decisions.
- Inability to change.
- Lack of vision.
- Unable to provide employees with direction.
- Over-diversification.
- Lack of an adequate business plan.
- Failure to use the business plan.
- Lack of clear attainable goals.
- Failure to communicate, and enforce the business plan.
- Inadequate financial plan.
- Lack of funding.
- Excessive overhead.
- Negative cash flow.
- Inefficient and inadequate systems and procedures.
- Poor controls.
- Underestimating the competition.
- Low-level of customer satisfaction.
- Not knowing what the customers want.
- Not knowing what the customers need.
- No repeat business.
- Poor quality product or service.
- Not knowing the real product costs services being sold.
- Dependence on one product, customer or supplier.
- Not knowing the costs of hiring employees.
- Ineffective marketing, advertising, and promotions.
- Failure to adapt to market changes.
- Poor location.
- Government red tape.
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