How do you make difficult business decisions?
Replied byGaurav Jalan
Founder at MPokket
Niche: Finance
Revenue: Estimated $4M-$8M USD/month
Location: Kolkata, India
Started: 2016
I ask myself three questions. Is it right for the customer? Is it right for the business in the long term? And is it right for the company culture? If a decision creates short-term benefits but damages trust, culture, or sustainability, it is usually not the right choice.
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