Management and Business Issues
There are multiple time management issues that Ruben has evinced in this brief case study. Firstly, it is apparent that he has issues with prioritization of his time. In situations in which there are multiple factors vying for his time, he seems to concentrate on the latest one or perhaps the one that seems the most fun. Instead, I recommend that he prioritize his activities, beginning with school work, so he can have enough time to do the activities he enjoys. Additionally, he has scheduling issues. He does not seem to keep a schedule, which is demonstrated in the fact that one day he missed math class because he overslept. By determining a schedule and reinforcing it with a calendar and an alarm clock, he should be able to manage his time better.
Marc is mistaken that the one other fitness center is his only form of competition. As an understanding of open systems readily indicates, the other businesses in the vicinity of his are also potential sources of competition. In fact, they form the basis of his competition in a couple of different ways. Firstly, they serve to distract Marc's potential customers, who could possibly spend their money that they could spend with him...
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