Re: Bob Jackson not closing after all! Hurrah!
Someone buys/invests, let's the old guys get on with the fun stuff that they're good at, either runs the rest of the business for them, or gets someone/couple of someones to administrate.
TBH, once they're back to just building frames, do they even need to work full time? 2/3 days a week building frames, drinking tea, maybe a phonecall or two to discuss geometry with a customer. Nice work if you can get it. (Or even training up a couple of new frame builders)
Seen similar in another business, old guys can't be bothered to do the job *and* run the business *and* answer the phone *and* Keep the website up to date *and* deal with purchase/sales/billing/taxes.greencat":2u75zzvf said:I just think it's interesting the turnaround from "It's come to the end of its natural life because we all want to retire and can't find young people to take it on" to "Scratch that, it's business as usual because we've got lots of investment & support".
Someone buys/invests, let's the old guys get on with the fun stuff that they're good at, either runs the rest of the business for them, or gets someone/couple of someones to administrate.
TBH, once they're back to just building frames, do they even need to work full time? 2/3 days a week building frames, drinking tea, maybe a phonecall or two to discuss geometry with a customer. Nice work if you can get it. (Or even training up a couple of new frame builders)