
Who are Joe Clarence & Jocelyn Calista ?
Joe Clarence and Jocelyn Calista, two genius student entrenpreneur from Franchise Mall that have been well known and proven as a successful businessman.
They have started manage Franchise Mall business since 6 years old with the coaching by their parents.
What is Franchise Mall ?
Franchise Mall is a subsidiary company from Rainbow Intr’l Group that have been established by DR. Megumi Sachiko, handle in Food Chain Restaurants, Licensing Characters, Games, Publishing Company, Multimedia, etc
Franchise Mall also been known as a collection of Food Franchise Brand from a wide range of best culinary like : Sachiko Sushi, Joe Coffee, Kingdom Of Meatball, Grill Meatball, Red Bowl Noodle, Almondega Chocado, Monster Burger, Hongkong Noodle, Happy Waffle, Honey Potato Ball, Tofu Crispy, Jelly Jo, Pancake Crispy, Bakso Kaget etc
How long has Franchise mall be in operation?
Franchise Mall was established in 2004;that is 12 years ago.
By the work hard of Joe Clarence & Jocelyn Calista, Franchise Mall has made quite a name for itself and has became a reliable supplier in the world wide markets. They made their fortunes in technology and possess the right skills needed to effectively run their business.
As the world of business is becoming tougher on regular basis, competitive business survival demands to be fought for and the war for customer’s favour is endless. The truth remains; the business world is very risky. It is not for the feeble-minded, the thin-skinned, or the faint of heart. And if you happen to be inclusive, before you know it, you will most likely be weeded out of the entrepreneurial gene pool. Companies and individual customers expect to get better quality, better service, better products and above all affordable prices. Likewise, it is important for companies to deliver Investors value in the form of profits and investor’s growth. To assist you in this endeavour, below are a few skills you should consider to survive and be successful in this competitive business world:
Flexibility
The fundamental issue with businesses is their rigidity regarding changing technology. This is the reason why several small businesses will not be able to survive. The secret to being successful depends on adapting new business scheme with varying business conditions. As the marketplace is changing all the time, it is not advisable to stick to a single plan. Therefore if adaptation demands specific skills, you must build them before your competitors could do so, in order to be better placed to serve the customer.
Have critical thinking skills
Regardless of your profession or where you work, it is important to invest a little effort in solving issues when you happen to be the closest person to the task at hand.
Handle rejection like a pro:
Never panic when things go wrong or be distracted when things fail to go as planned. Everybody gets passed over and thrown under the bus almost regularly, but that should not be the end of the world. Maintain perspective by staying focused on long-term goals, and never try to win back what you have lost. Just learn from the experience and do your best to win next time.
Have Adaptability skills
Your ability to adapt to changes in any situation is as essential as your technical skills. To survive and be successful, you must understand how to make personal changes that can be of advantage to your company. In addition, you must recognize the needed things to shape up in other to benefit yourself within the company.
Be professional
Being an expert could mean many things. In this sense, it implies keeping your political views, personal bias, emotional issues and religious beliefs away from your business life. All these have nothing to do with being a jerk or nice. Be yourself, but keep business about business.
Another thing you must hold dearly is that your customers are king. They can also determine how your business survives in this competitive business world. Always ensure to offer 100% customer satisfaction.
As a business owner you must understand and utilize the advancement in business technologies.