The "ideal" business, according to Richard Buskirk of the University of Southern California:

Has many diverse employees.

Has a few, carefully selected employees.

Has many homogeneous employees.

Is a "one-man show".

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Bridger Mclean

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16 April, 05:42

The "ideal" business, according to Richard Buskirk of the University of Southern California:

Has many diverse employees.

Has a few, carefully selected employees.

Has many homogeneous employees.

Is a "one-man show".

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Adalynn Flores · Answer 1

Richard Buskirk said that the ideal business would have no employees or minimal labor requirements. He said the business owners should do everything yourself, subcontract the rest, because this avoid benefits, labor hassles, government reporting.

He is advocating for a one-man show.

The "ideal" business, according to Richard Buskirk of the University of Southern California:Has many diverse employees.Has a few, carefully selected employees.Has many homogeneous employees.Is a "one-man show".

The "ideal" business, according to Richard Buskirk of the University of Southern California:

Has many diverse employees.

Has a few, carefully selected employees.

Has many homogeneous employees.

Is a "one-man show".