Former Big Brother Naija Housemate and Entrepreneur Tacha Criticizes Workers Over Poor Sales and Expensive Food Bill
Former Big Brother Naija housemate and entrepreneur, Tacha, has expressed her displeasure over what she describes as a "poor sales performance" and an unexpectedly high food bill.
During an interaction with her customer care representative, Tacha was shocked to learn that only one product was sold during an exhibition. Additionally, she received a debit alert of 30,000 naira for the workers' food expenses.
The entrepreneur questioned why she should bear the cost of the staff's meals when they would typically be responsible for their own food if they worked from an office.
"It's one thing to grow a business, have a business, create a business, create opportunities for people, and it's another thing to make those people see the vision you have for the brand," Tacha said.
The entrepreneur emphasized that she believes many business owners face similar challenges.
Tacha's Outrage Over Workers' Inattention to Business Goals
Speaking on the matter, Tacha stated that business owners must ensure their employees comprehend the vision for the brand.
The former housemate expressed her disappointment over the poor sales performance during an exhibition, resulting in a single product being sold.
Astonishingly, Tacha received a debit alert of 30,000 naira for the workers' food expenses.
Questioning why she should bear the cost of the staff's meals when they would typically be responsible for their own food if they worked from an office, Tacha emphasized the importance of employees understanding the business goals.
"It's one thing to grow a business, have a business, create a business, create opportunities for people, and it's another thing to make those people see the vision you have for the brand," Tacha said.
The entrepreneur emphasized that she believes many business owners face similar challenges.
Tacha's Outrage Over Workers' Inattention to Business Goals
Former Big Brother Naija housemate and entrepreneur, Tacha, has expressed her disappointment over the poor sales performance during an exhibition.
The single product sold during the event led to a N30,000 food expense debit alert.
Questioning why she should bear the cost of the staff's meals when they would typically be responsible for their own food if they worked from an office, Tacha emphasized the importance of employees understanding the business goals.
"It's one thing to grow a business, have a business, create a business, create opportunities for people, and it's another thing to make those people see the vision you have for the brand," Tacha said.
The entrepreneur emphasized that she believes many business owners face similar challenges.
<small>Source: Daily Post Nigeria — read the original story there.</small>
