A business owner not directly involved in day to day management of the business. Should he come to the business place everyday?

[Kera]

There are business owners that don't really have a hand in the day to day running of the business. They have managers that run the business with full autonomy.

Should such business owners come to the business place on a daily basis? Are they obligated to have an office in the organization?

 

[Niyi Br]

I don't think it is okay for a business owner to be going to the business organization everyday. It might stifle the management from being expressive.

 

[Augusta]

No k don't think it is necessary just come around once in a week to see how the business is being run

 

[eLdavis]

In a situation like this, its not necessary, since they are not in charge of management. They can visit from time to time though.

 

[Stardom22]

I think that depends on the businessmen choice. A true entrepreneur would make sure that the business day is closed in a greatly manner and mostly on their own presence

 

[Min George]

I don't like to see a business owner often. He would always want to interfere with the decisions of the management if he is always around. That can lead to the failure of the business b

 

[King Belieal]

Such a business owner doesn't have any business around the business premises. If he is too much in circulation, he would lose value.

 

[Xtynehappy]

For me l really prefer going to to the business premise on daily basis so that I get to know the business performance.

 

[kit_hung]

I don't like to see a business owner often. He would always want to interfere with the decisions of the management if he is always around. That can lead to the failure of the business b

Business owners need to know when to step in and when to let their team do the work. Being too close all the time can create confusion and reduce the freedom of decision-making of managers. This affects employee morale.

A good leader builds trust in his team. He understands that not every decision needs to be approved by him. If he gives enough space for management to do their job well, then the results will be better. Confidence is important.

A business thrives when everyone fulfills their responsibilities without fear. When owners learn to trust others, then success increases. Making a few mistakes is part of the learning journey. Let's continue to trust each other.

 

[Min George]

If I am the business owner and I am certain that my managers are doing a good job, I would only go to the business place twice every week.

 

[Augusta]

Yeah you can be part of the business from.time to time. It should not be a daily thing anyways

 

[SHAHID987]

I remember my last company, Mineral Asia, there I found business owner used to come daily office, and not only this but he talk with each and every worker there. The time were remain very tough for us.

 

[Min George]

My boss has two managers at the highest hierarchy and line managers too. But he still comes to the business place everyday.

 

[Augusta]

Yes, for good business owners they know the essence of frequenting their business. Don't be relaxed with your business

 

[Kross]

A good business thrives when it's got enough hands working to achieve the goal, until then, it is not advisable for the business owner to relent effort.

 

[kit_hung]

If her schedule allows, a business owner can be visiting the premises each day. It would not harm to demonstrate to staff members that the owner is keen on monitoring the business.

 

[Fidelia]

The business owner should not make the mistake of leaving the business entirely to the staff. It won't turn out well.

 

[Augusta]

I don't think it is okay for a business owner to be going to the business organization everyday. It might stifle the management from being expressive.

Yes, it is not necessary but you need to always be around to see to the smooth running anytime any day

 

[Fidelia]

It depends on the kind of business. I would personally be going to my business place twice a week if I am not involved in daily management.