Tacha, an entrepreneur and former Big Brother Naija contestant, is reportedly furious because her employees spent N30,000 on snacks at an exhibition despite making only one sale.
Tacha was taken aback when she enquired about the day’s sales and was informed that only one product had been sold. This news stunned her.
Despite the employees’ poor sales performance, she was also confused by the N30,000 debit alert for food purchases.
It shocked me that only one sale was documented. In what ways is a single sale documented? Plus, an additional 30,000 naira was deducted from my account. Says her team chops 30,000 pounds of food.
Instead of being complacent, the employees should be worried about the low sales and come up with ideas to bring in more consumers, according to the entrepreneur.
She wondered why she should foot the bill for their lunches when, in an office setting, they’d normally have to bring their own food.
According to Tacha, it might be difficult for business owners when their staff don’t get the big picture of the company they work for.
It’s one thing to build a company, run a company, generate jobs, and open doors for people; it’s another to get people to buy into your brand vision, she remarked.
She went on to say that she didn’t think she was the only company owner going through tough times.