Answer:
The demands of an entrepreneur and a professional athlete are more comparative than one may expect.
Explanation:
Professional athlete are required to place in extended periods of time, remain submitted, deal with their bodies, keep an expert notoriety, and deal with their own image. An entrepreneur must work unusual hours, stay with their objectives, deal with themselves, arrange and keep up great associations with sellers and clients, and advance their organisation. So yes they both have similarities and an athlete can work as an entrepreneur because he knows how to work with team members and how to stay on objectives.
Answer: C. is unreliable.
Explanation:
Kevin has signed the purchase agreement at fair price with good quality. However, the products arrived one month late which disrupted the production, it made Kevin feels that the <u>supplier is unreliable</u> because of the <em>unscheduled delay of steel frames</em>.
Answer:
Linkages
Explanation:
Running a business is a difficult and competitive job to do and it requires tremendous internal and external effort to make it successful. Using linkages across the various processes of business helps to complete the job in time and sometimes it is also cost-efficient. Ehermes' is using linkages to improve the business process to effectively produce goods and services.
Answer:
the experience curve
Explanation:
The experience curve refers to a company having lower production costs due to increasing experience of the manufacturing process.
This concept applies to most activities in life, do you remember "practice makes perfect", well practice is equal to experience. For example the first time you drove a car, it probably took you a long time to go from your point of origin to your destination. Your driving inexperience increased the costs of driving from one place to another (more time and fuel spent). But after a while, when driving was something normal you are able to drive the same distance at a lower cost (less time and fuel).
Imagine for a car company that is trying out a new model. The first units are usually assembled with several flaws that must be corrected and are used to research possible design or equipment flaws. Those failures are corrected as the workers acquire more experience.