Former Big Brother Naija housemate and entrepreneur Tacha has expressed anger after her workers reportedly recorded just one sale at an exhibition but incurred a N30,000 food bill.
Tacha said she became shocked after asking her customer care representative about the day’s sales and receiving a response that only one product had been sold.
She also questioned why she received a N30,000 debit alert for food purchased by the workers despite the poor sales performance.
“Just one sale was recorded, I shock. How is just one sale recorded? On top of that, I got a debit alert of 30,000 naira. My staff chop food of 30,000,” she said.
The entrepreneur said she expected the workers to be concerned about the poor sales and suggest ways to attract more customers instead of remaining comfortable with the situation.
She questioned why she should pay for their meals when they would ordinarily be responsible for their own food if they were working from the office.
Tacha also said business owners could struggle when their employees failed to understand the vision behind the businesses they were employed to grow.
“It’s one thing to grow a business, have a business, create a business, create opportunities for people, and it’s another thing to make those people see the vision you have for the brand,” she said.
She added that she believed she was not the only business owner experiencing such challenges.