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Brief Recently I have encountered a few terms which a lot of confusion about them exists among business people. These terms are business goal, objective, strategy and tactic. At first glance, they might look like the same; however they are totally different from organisations’ standpoints and convey distinct concepts at different levels. In the following lines, I explain these terms along with a sample to make it more clear: Business Goal Goals are the broad primary outcomes towards which effort and actions are directed in a business. They are whats, not hows and a business might have multiple goals to achieve. For example, "we must be a leader player and increase our share in the home loan market". Normally there is no measurement in the definition of a goal and only gives you the general direction of the company. Business Objective Business objective differs from business goal in the sense that they are measurable and specific. It actually quantifies the thoughts and sets a...

 Vision & Mission A Mission Statement defines the company's business, its objectives and its approach to reach those objectives.  A Vision Statement describes the desired future position of the company.  Elements of Mission and Vision Statements are often combined to provide a statement of the company's purposes, goals and values. Goals and Objectives  Goals are general guidelines that explain what you want to achieve in your community. Objectives define strategies or implementation steps to attain the identified goals. Unlike goals, objectives are specific, measurable, and have a defined completion date.

CEO (Chief Executive Officer) CEO of any organization is the highest ranking officer of that company.  The CEO is responsible for corporate vision and strategy.  He creates the annual plans, validates budgets and revenue, organizational growth and expansion plans.  He communicates strategy and plans to board and takes approvals.  He connects with investors to ensure cash flow and fund for growth and expansion.  He signs the annual reports of the organization. In American English or managing director (MD) in British English describes the position of the most senior corporate officer, executive, or administrator in charge of managing an organization. COO (Chief Operating Officer) Is the senior manager who is responsible for managing the company's day-to-day operations and reporting them to the chief executive officer (CEO) Is responsible for the day to day operations of the organization.  Execution of plans created and validated by CEO is responsibility of CO...

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  A night terror is a sleep disruption that seems similar to a   nightmare , but is far more dramatic. Though night terrors can be alarming for parents who witness them, they're not usually cause for concern or a sign of a deeper medical issue. What Are the Signs and Symptoms of Night Terrors? During a night terror, a child might: suddenly sit upright in bed shout out or scream in distress have faster breathing and a quicker heartbeat be sweating thrash around act upset and scared

Brief Money is something we all want. If you have money, you can buy things and live the life of your dreams. A lot of people spend their time working for money. For most, the main source of income is their job. If you have a job, you can do three things with the money you have earned. You can either spend it, save it, or invest it. The way you manage these three activities can determine your financial intelligence and how wealthy you will become in the future. "Money without financial intelligence is money soon gone." —Robert Kiyosaki, Rich Dad Poor Dad Growing your wealth and becoming rich has nothing to do with your education or degree. It has a lot more to do with your financial intelligence. It is about your behavior towards money that matters. More on that later. Wealth can have a different meaning for each of us. What does becoming wealthy mean to you? Is it having a lot of money in your bank account? Is it the ability to afford the expensive things? Or is it having t...

 Brief Contains the share market related terminology. Also, please click on each item to see the details. EPS(Earnings Per Share):  The higher a company's EPS, the more profitable it is considered to be. DP(Depository Participant) charges: DP holding: Authorized Capital: Issued Capital: Paid up Capital: institutional promoters and individual promoters: M/S Sopan Company Limited is the major promoter of Mailung with a 39% stake as of now.  at a par value of Rs. 100 A 1:1 bonus means that  a shareholder will get one share for each share held by him . For example, if someone is holding 10 shares, he will get 10 more. The shareholders do not pay anything for these shares. Right Share  -  If a company listed in the stock exchange again issues the shares, the existing shareholders get the first right to purchase such shares. As such shares are the first right of the existing shareholders, they are called right shares. What is NEPSE Index, Sensitive & Float I...

 Brief How to start a business? How to raise funding? Planning to start a business? Our Guest Dr Ritesh Malik founder of @Innov8 Coworking will tell you everything about business, his mistakes, learnings and many interesting things. Watch the video to know more. 0:00 - Introduction 0:53 - Dr. Ritesh Malik's journey 6:12 - Initial Investment for the Startup 6:48 - When was Break-even achieved? 7:00 - Marketing Strategies in the initial phase 9:17 - Cost of one seat 9:28 - Major Challenges and their solution 12:34 - Equity Dilution in the first round 12:52 - How much Equity should be diluted in the starting? 13:40 - Explanation of different Funding Rounds 15:13 - Y Combinator Experience 17:20 - More about Education System 17:52 - Meeting the co-founder of Airbnb 19:03 - Hiring talent in the starting 21:35 - More about ESOPs 28:03 - How much ESOP should be diluted? 29:14 - Innov8's ESOP 28:48 - How to get funding from Dr. Ritesh Malik? 33:13 - Importance of ...

 Brief This page contains the terminologies used in the TMS which is for the buy/sell of the shares also commonly known as Secondary Market. Let's continue menu wise. NEPSE TMS Dashboard DP Watchlist NEPSE TMS SENSIND DP Holding