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The Cost of Hiring a Business Operations Manager vs. a Full Time Employee
By Pam Weiser One of the biggest differences between hiring a business operations manager and a full time employee is the cost, and if you’re a small business owner or entrepreneur, the cost is usually going to be your deciding factor. Is hiring someone full time really in your budget, or does hiring a personal concierge, to support you and the business make more sense? Hiring a business operations manager is less expensive than hiring someone full time. Here is why... Full time employees require additional expenses, on top of their regular salary. Such as:
Time is also a huge factor. How many hours does your team spend going through resumes, scheduling interviews, interviewing, and then negotiating? It may take weeks or months trying to find the right candidate. When you hire a Business Operations Manager:
A Business Operations Manager can save you time and money, as well as help you scale your business. Are you ready to hire an experienced Business Operations Manager? “Whenever you see a successful business, someone once made a courageous decision.” ― Peter F. Drucker Be The Wiser www.bethewiser.net/
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The Benefits of Having an Assistant
by Pam Weiser As an entrepreneur, how much time do you spend trying to get yourself organized, trying to complete projects or to-do’s, only to be pulled in multiple different directions, before getting organized or completing those projects? Your focus gets lost, time gets wasted, and ultimately, the wasted time costs you money. Sound familiar? You should be spending your time in front of customers and clients, closing deals! This is where having an assistant comes in. Delegating tasks to your assistant frees up your time to focus on your growing business. A great assistant can help you with:
Yes, having an assistant is an investment, but by investing in a great assistant, your productivity will improve and you can focus on the larger picture...PROFITS!! “Being overwhelmed is often as unproductive as doing nothing, and is far more unpleasant. Being selective – doing less – is the path of the productive. Focus on the important few and ignore the rest.” – Tim Ferriss Be The Wiser www.bethewiser.net/ |