1.) The biggest surprise in this weeks reading was the amount of finances that actually goes in to the business planning of a company. I knew accounting was an important part of a running business, but I had no idea just how important it was for a start up.
2.) One thing that was th most confusing for me was the Internal Rate of Return method. It didn't make sense to me even after trying to do the method myself. It seems like a very complicated method and one that I would steer clear of if I ever needed to use something similar.
3.) The one question I would ask is would the author suggest that these internal type financial sheets could be outsourced for faster turn around for an entrepreneur who doesn't have time to sit down and figure this out on his own? Another question is does the author think that before an entrepreneur were to consider a new business this financial stuff needs to be figured out first?
4.) I thought the author was very thorough in this chapter and can't argue with any of these methods.
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