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KimmyKim
Not all figures in business are 2+2=4 some are 2+2=2+tomorrow.
$50+50%
Promotions such as this are often based on targeted and historical figures and even run loss at the pay door. The long term ?knock on? effect of such a promotion is of course where the clever calculations of risk and outlay come into play. This risk and ability to judge the future is the difference between those that do and those that don?t.
Businesses spend millions each year on what appear to be crazy promotions. If you don?t understand this concept then its best to stay with the real time ?in out? balance sheet.
Gleem
If you have lots of pre-tax profit and a solid set of performance figures then go for it, otherwise play safe and stick with what works for most.
Your request was no so dumb.
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I prefer working alone
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