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Start Your Own Computer Business: Building a Successful PC Repair and Service Business by Supporting Customers and Managing Money

Author Rosenthal, Morris
Publisher Foner Books
Category Business & Economics
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PublisherFoner Books
ISBN / ASIN0972380108
ISBN-139780972380102
AvailabilityIn Stock.
Sales Rank1,293,525
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From buying and selling PC hardware to product development and selling services, "Start Your Own Computer Business: The Unembellished Guide" offers a realistic picture of making it on your own. Bestselling author, Morris Rosenthal, has 15 years of experience in the computer business, building and repairing thousands of PCs and helping hundreds of customers. The book mixes practical advice and cautions with real-world anecdotes of successes and failures. Dollars and cents play a prominent role in the book, as Rosenthal stresses that the real challenge of succeeding in the computer business is the business part of the equation. Managing employees, inventory and scarce financial resources are covered, along with how to remain sane and when to quit. The book is illustrated with a series of original cartoons on the computer business subject.

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