Re:My boss doesn't want to keep growing the company
by mindcrime on Thursday October 24, 2019 @03:52PM
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I mean, if he's the owner and that's his position, I only see a couple of obvious possibilities:
1. Convince your boss that growing the company is a reasonable goal. Whether or not this is even possible is an open question, and then there's the question of how to accomplish that. This would probably be a complicated process, and there's no guarantee that your current boss would ever agree.
2. Buy the company from him. If you really believe in the potential of the company, maybe you could buy it. If you don't have the money to do so handy, you might be able to find investors to go in on the venture with you. This would probably be a complicated process, and there's no guarantee that your current boss would ever agree.
3. Quit, and go do something else. Either start a company of your own, or take a job somewhere else. This is probably the path of least resistance in some regards, but it's obviously fraught with its own dangers.
1. Convince your boss that growing the company is a reasonable goal. Whether or not this is even possible is an open question, and then there's the question of how to accomplish that. This would probably be a complicated process, and there's no guarantee that your current boss would ever agree.
2. Buy the company from him. If you really believe in the potential of the company, maybe you could buy it. If you don't have the money to do so handy, you might be able to find investors to go in on the venture with you. This would probably be a complicated process, and there's no guarantee that your current boss would ever agree.
3. Quit, and go do something else. Either start a company of your own, or take a job somewhere else. This is probably the path of least resistance in some regards, but it's obviously fraught with its own dangers.