Let’s assume you apply your work effort at the rate of 40 hours a week for 50 weeks out of the year, you arrive at the 2000 hours for a year. You ask why 50 and not 52 weeks? This assumes you get two weeks off for vacation!
If you work for yourself, you are in the business of managing those 2000 hours so that you can accomplish the most work effort during that period of time. If you don’t utilize those hours in an efficient manner you either have to work more hours or find someone who can assist you, and pay them to do the work.
If you work for someone else, that person (employer) expects you to accomplish as much as possible in those 2000 hours, at a rate of pay so that he or she can sell your work effort, for more than what you are costing.
So, you as an employer or you as an employee are a Business Manager!
You are in the business of managing time and of effort.
The book, Inside Business Management: A Perspective for Students, provides an excellent insight on the skills that enable you to select a potential career and become more efficient with the related work effort required.
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