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| 1. Before even beginning the process of starting a business, the first thing to do is ... |
1. get your employers permission
2. work on your advertising
3. de-clutter |
| 2. When de-cluttering, the thing to keep is ... |
1. that hot mini-skirt you have been hanging onto--you never know when you might get down to that size again
2. that like new jacket--you never know when padded shoulders (screaming Hi! I am a linebacker for the 49ers) will come back in style
3. family photos |
| 3. What is a variance? |
1. when a person keeps changing their mind during renovation
2. an exception which requires a public hearing with city council or other governing body
3. a virus which has jumped species |
| 4. If bartering for goods and services for your new business... |
1. this is helpful as long as you both have a clear agreement and are not vague
2. overcompensate so there are no loose ends
3. wait till the work is done, then offer massages instead of paying |
| 5. When presented with a lease agreement ... |
1. You should sign it immediately before you change your mind.
2. Sign it, give it back and tell them you will pick up your copy later in the week.
3. Do not sign it; take it somewhere else and read it first. |
| 6. Get copies from the contractor of ... |
1. insurance, license and worker compensation insurance
2. driver license so you can go to the post office and check the mug shots
3. declarations of praise from previous customers |
| 7. Renovation triggers requirements that are not imposed on preexisting structures, such as ... |
1. central heating
2. a housewarming party
3. compliance with the Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA) |
| 8. When you first move into a place ... |
1. go all out--turn it into a palace and people will beat your door down
2. do not go all out. Aside from certain renovations, live with the place as it is for a while
3. get to know your neighbors by offering free massages |
| 9. You will need adequate and customary liability insurance ... |
1. only if the city says so
2. only if you work with high risk clients
3. according to the NCBTMB |
| 10. In a general partnership, you are legally responsible ... |
1. only for your half of the debts
2. for the business debts your partner incurs
3. for the private, non-business debts of your partner |
| 11. One of the earmarks of an independent contractor is ... |
1. They make their own work schedule.
2. They use your towels.
3. They work for no one else. |
| 12. If an employee complained to you about unwanted romantic advances from a client, you would ... |
1. let the employee deal with it.
2. intervene; may need to refuse the client future business
3. surreptitiously record the client and play it back during breaks to have a good laugh |
| 13. Copy ... |
1. is the word for the text of your advertisement
2. is what you do when you like the ad of someone else
3. is what you do with the client records before leaving your present employer |
| 14. The two types of speeches a massage business owner might give are ... |
1. the one for the client and one for the ad taker
2. one for the late employee and one for the neighbor who parked in their space
3. to inform and to persuade |
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