Recession.. is it over? USA Today says so...

By sjr4x4 : Administrator
Published 11th September 2009 | Last comment 18th March 2011
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forum avatarbiz-angel
12th November 2009 4:31 PM
Couldn't agree more.

As long as businesses dont over extend themselves, then their client base may slow in growth, but continue to offer quality service and biz should remain stable.

Keeping current customers happy is the secret in times of financial storms. A happy customer wont be bothered with the hassle of going elsewhere for the sake of a marginally cheaper competitor.

forum avatarmark henry
16th March 2011 5:32 AM
no i do not think the the recession period is over yet as the employee lay off is still on

I've often wondered whether the real costs of recessions are properly recorded. I suspect they aren't because we don't have the tools to measure their impacts.

Linda
CareersPartnershipUK

There's an awful long way to go. The budget next week will be a pointer. The Housing Market, inflation, money supply, unemployment, world economy, Oil and so much more including whats happening in the Middle East are all unpredictable factors which will create nervous markets for some time to come.

All I can say is, if we continue to wait for all these things to be positive, we will wait until eternity and miss the boat.

Regarding my own business, we have continued to invest in new equipment, new software and added to our products and services along with new marketing and cutting unnecessary costs. We have kept our workforce in the loop so that they know extacly what our plans are and there is a positive ambiance in the company.

I look upon the recent past and current times as an opportunity, the more you put in now the more successful you will be.

BE POSITIVE!!!

garlex

All I can say is, if we continue to wait for all these things to be positive, we will wait until eternity and miss the boat.

We do seem to blunder through life from one crisis to another, wars, global warming, financial meltdown, natural disasters, fuel prices, that this now is normality.

Businesses will always be looking for opportunities, and history shows that successful ones are the ones that can exploit opportunities.

Steve Richardson
Gaffer of My Local Services
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