/biz/ - Business & Finance

good day anons, i am currently planning on starting a bussiness and looking for advice.
a few things to clarify:
>i will be selling products that save people money, the one i plan to start will do around 2-300 a month
>production can be done fast and is very scalable
>initial sales need to be boosted asap to benefit scaling and reduce competition
>i myself am entrepeneurial, with some affinity in managing, i know my shortcomings and effectively im just an engineer who wants to build his ideas and play with said toys
>based in a country that has its shit mostly in order
>looking to scale up the company fast including international locations
>currently i have the big picture and am lacking in details all around, including legal and business
>marketing has been taken care of
>after the 3rd product people will be saving in the neighborhood of 5-600 a month
>around 35 products in the pipeline waiting to be made and used
>in need of a platform or route that allows me to grow fast, preferably with resources available asap with minimal losses
>right now im thinking about obtaining funding through the government including subsidies for a nice seed capital
>no experience in business
>both parents have business experience
>in need of people that know the workings of the business world and are capable of filling in my shortcomings
>want to maintain the majority of the rights

advice will be appreciated and in return will unlock a new set of amazing products/experiences and toys for everyone to experience

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>>24178819
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>>19975270
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>>18694781
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>>753439
okay. okay.
what about physical products? like dropshipping? do you have any resources about that?

>>5361254
>>5361314
>Doesn't have a job
>Still uses /biz/
Why?

>>4840992
what the fuck. i only have 125 and i bought in when it was like fucking 3.50, not 40 cents. am i wasting my time trying to make money on this coin?

>>4463637
hot damn that thread. most people on /biz/ are extremely dumb after all

Whales are done accumulating, and I hope you all are too.

>>3663877
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>what is your job
>how bad is it
>how do I get it

Hey guy's, British and 18y/o here. I finally feel like I find a job (area) that would appeal to me: commission-based facetoface sales. I like socialising with customers, I want at least £30-£40k pa and I feel like commission would reward my hard work (I work hard at every job, and commission would motivate me to do so anyway).

I have AS levels (half an A-Level, dropped out of college) and barely any sales experience (I've worked at a bar for the last 4/5 months).
I can't drive but I'd be dedicated to travelling through public transport, walking or cycling.

What's the best way to get into this business? The openings I've seen online require experience in sales of at least a year and/or a full driving license.

The plan is/was to boldly walk into the local estate agents and hand them my CV, speak a little to them if it's not the receptionist, and hope that goes somewhere.

What should my CV look like? (obv already have one but would like to hone it more specifically towards a sales job)
And what else can I do to get into this industry?