Employees are only working for you for their own interests. How do you handle that as a business person?

[King Belieal]

Most employees that are working for you don't even really care if your business is doing fine. They just want to get paid at the end of the month or whenever their pay is due. Have you accepted that fact as a business owner and employer?

 

[Fidelia]

As a business owner, your business is your vision and it is no one else's vision. Don't expect any other person to lose sleep over it unless they have ownership stake.

 

[Bigshow]

Your business should come first always because obvious strangers cannot be trusted with business that is not their

 

[Springtime]

If an employee only cares about getting the salary at the end of the month, s(he) is not putting his/her best efforts. S(he) should know that if the company is not doing well, s(he) will lose his/her job. That said, we cannot expect an employee to commit wholeheartedly for the business as the business owner.

 

[Min George]

It would be a wrong mentality to think that customers would carry your business on their head. Only you has the goal enough to do that.

 

[eLdavis]

At the end of the day you can't actually force them cause all they are after is how they can be paid to live a comfortable life. It would be best to simply focus on paying them well and they would work faithfully.

 

[King Belieal]

At the end of the day you can't actually force them cause all they are after is how they can be paid to live a comfortable life. It would be best to simply focus on paying them well and they would work faithfully.

No hard feelings with that. They are supposed to be able to afford a living because they work. At least, they also help the business.

 

[Min George]

The only stakes that an employee of any business has is their pay. And they always pursue their stakes with passion.