Cut Costs Not Corners
A Practical Guide to Staying Competitive and Improving Profits
Category: Finance
Cutting costs is one thing; gutting your business is something else. Reduce expenses the right way.
In this summary you will learn
- Which cost-cutting methods are merely myths
- What the best ways are to reduce business costs
- How you can slash expenses during times of crisis
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Why you should read Cut Costs Not Corners
In today’s distressed economy, every firm is, perforce, a cost cutter. Your company can achieve lean operations by not overpaying for supplies, lessening employee overtime and getting full value from all expenditures. But beware: Severe downsizing can be hugely counterproductive and might cause serious harm to your business while trashing its competitive position. Business professor Colin Barrow reveals the most effective ways to cut costs and outlines proven practices, tips and techniques to reduce expenditures in every area of your organization. His numerous real-life case studies underscore the imperative of making cost cutting a consistent concern. getAbstract recommends Barrow’s helpful, albeit basic, primer to first-time entrepreneurs and small-business owners who need a lucid, straightforward guide to tackling costs.
About the Author
Colin Barrow is a visiting professor at numerous business schools. He is the author of The Thirty-Day MBA and The Business Plan Workbook.
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