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[Sotherefore]

The only reason your uncle can manage the business when he is in other country is that your uncle has put within himself a group of trusted managers, these are the people that are managing the business from him even though your uncle is abroad but the managers are always truthful with him that is what is moving the company forward.

 

[kayode10]

If you are going to manage your company from another country you will need to hire a competent hand to do so for you. This can be either individual or a company. but it will be very good if you can hire a company because they are going to have a team of professionals that are suitable for checking how a business is running smoothly.
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If you are going to manage your company from another country you will need to hire a competent hand to do so for you. This can be either individual or a company. but it will be very good if you can hire a company because they are going to have a team of professionals that are suitable for checking how a business is running smoothly.

 

[Kiwi]

There are definitely some challenges, but that can be resolved if you hire a trusted person to oversee the business. Managing a business from another country isn't that good because most people always charge of the business tends to mismanage geg resources left with them which can even cause trust breach so as far as am concerned if you don't want to lose your money it's better you start a business that you can manage yourself wherever you are in the work.

 

[redpogi16]

Bridge the distance with technology. A personal connection is important while managing an international team and the right technology helps. Sharing technology, shared workplaces and cloud storage solutions such as FotoIN partners Box, Sharefile and Egnyte make working remotely a seamless process.


Use task deadline options in your workplace or cloud storage solution, along with a shared spreadsheet that includes timelines and tasks that can be updated by all users or managers. Mobility is also key to ensuring deadlines are met when working internationally because of the time difference. You must equip your smartphone with your shared workplace in addition to your email. Staying organized is a linchpin to a successful international business.

 

[Denuola]

1. Communicate clearly and often When working internationally, communication is key. It’s hard enough to manage employees within your building, but even more difficult when those employees are several time zones ahead of you. Their work day is winding down just as yours is getting started. In order to effectively manage their work, it’s imperative you have an ongoing, open dialogue and speak to them on the phone at least once a week.
2. Bridge the distance with technology. A personal connection is important while managing an international team and the right technology helps. Sharing technology, shared workplaces and cloud storage solutions such as FotoIN partners Box, Sharefile and Egnyte make working remotely a seamless process.
3. Embrace cultural differences. Working with and among international and global business leaders and companies offers a completely new perspective on your business. However, it also comes with challenges, as cultures vary based on region, country, religion and more.

Embrace those perspectives and the challenges that come with an international company.

 

[Seun4luv]

Expanding your business to another country can help you open up new markets and even develop country-specific products. Managing a business outside of the U.S. is significantly different than running a domestic operation.

 

[Sotherefore]

To ensure effective management of that business anyone who is abroad and he or she expect to manage business in another country need alot of trusted people that he will hand over the business to because naturally he cannot stay in another country and manage the business, for such business to succeed there is need for trusted managers.

 

[Succjay]

My uncle who stays abroad owns a school in the country, so that got me wondering managing such businesses from far away there must be challenges attached to it.
What are such challenges?

The most common challenges of handling a business from another country is trust. If the person the person is entrusted into his hands is not to be trusted, there must be loss. Even inter state business is not that trustworthy.

 

[mubinadaddy]

If you hired a trusted Alli to watch over your business and be in charge there wouldn't be any problem but if the person you hired is not trusted then there will be business failure. So in other to run business outside the country that you are, first you have to make a survey and come into an agreement with your employees and be friendly with them in other for them not to have a biased mind with you.

 

[Onachukwu]

Communicate clearly and often When working internationally, communication is key. It’s hard enough to manage employees within your building, but even more difficult when those employees are several time zones ahead of you. Their work day is winding down just as yours is getting started. In order to effectively manage their work, it’s imperative you have an ongoinkg, open dialogue and speak to them on the phone at least once a week.

 

[Dubai]

My uncle who stays abroad owns a school in the country, so that got me wondering managing such businesses from far away there must be challenges attached to it.
What are such challenges?

If he stays overseas, he would have to have a director or manager that would be in charge physically. He will be in constant communications with the director in the school. However, he stands at the risk of losing money as he might not be getting accurate accounting.

 

[Tariq Shehzad]

Indeed its an incredible test for you on the off chance that you are not there actually, at that point there will be alot of issue .in the event that you need to deal with all the issue you should go there by and by and deal with everything ,in any case your uncle won't get benefit.

 

[Cissé]

Managing a business from another country is not an easy stuff it comes with many challenges. You may appoint someone to be taking care of it in your absence, but can the person do it well like the owner, this where some people embezzle money.

 

[Thosynho]

It depends on the country. If you are operating a business in a country with friendly business environment I don't think you will have any problem if you follow their regulations strictly.

Technology and internet has made the whole world small global village. You could be anywhere in the world and still be monitoring your business. Distance is no longer a barrier. You must not be everywhere in physical to monitor your business.

 

[Neta Sam(Samuel Odunlade)]

Managing a business outside the country can be challenging and tasking, but if you have loyalist in the company who can handle the company the Company can be run and the profits will be great

 

[Marissa]

Managing business or businesses from another country is quite a risky venture if one has unfaithful subordinates. When your subordinates are faithful and trustworthy with their reports of the business activities, then one is safe in such businesses.

 

[eenya001]

One of the main issues someone could face, that has a business abroad is, having someone that is honest, sincere and has the fear of God in him/her. Because it all boils down to the management, if it is not properly manage, then it is sure to fail.

 

[nasiusman95]

You'll need someone to receive business — and personal — mail and to deal with other business matters. There's no reason you can't run a U.S.-based company abroad, but you will need to check with your state to make sure you have a legitimate business address in the state

 

[MizzLala]

With very deep pockets, it's certainly doable! Anything is possible with a lot of money LOL But personally, I'm not sure if I'd want to do that because I like to be very hansd on and prefer to see everything firsthand.

 

[Philip Omotayo]

Managing a Business from overseas takes the trust of the employee. Just that such a person must know business management and must have a personal assistant that would oversea the affairs of abroad business. Also, receiving reports and messages must be constant and consistent.