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This requirement introduces the business concept of a [[W:SWOT analysis|SWOT analysis]]. SWOT is a popular way to evaluate business ideas and the business itself. While not a perfect tool, it is widely used in organizational decision making and can be very helpful.
 
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Every Pathfinder Club needs to bring in money, and every plan to bring in money is essentially a business plan. So let's run an example your own Club can expand on.
 
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'''Step 2:''' Take the first idea - a flea market day at your gym to make money. The Club would go into the business of renting space and tables, as well as offering ancillary services. Is this a good idea? Let's do a SWOT Analysis to find out.
 
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In this example, we also did a SWOT on the car wash, quilts and birdhouses. We decided that we could earn the [[AY Honors/Woodworking|Woodworking]] honor while building the birdhouses and than sell them at our flea market event. We also decided to sell veggie tacos at the event and have a display about our Pathfinder club.
 
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We decided that since we want to do the business in January, our Canadian location (a Weakness for the car wash idea) meant cold weather (a threat in the car wash idea) and that these two factors could lead to frozen Pathfinders which trumped all the Strengths and Opportunities for the car wash business idea.
 
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Jesus himself was a businessperson, part of a family business (though in English we read Jesus was a carpenter, the Greek word “tekton” actually describes a craftsman, one who constructs; a versatile builder and stone worker.) Perhaps this is why in His ministry Jesus demonstrated such a broad knowledge of business and why about 34 of his approximately 50 recorded parables dealt with business, finance or workplace content for the illustration. Jesus told parables about many businesses including farming (sower, shepherds, etc), fishing, investing (parable of the talents) buying land (man found treasure, sold everything and bought the field), trading (pearl of great price), and more.
 
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Other early Adventists often used businesses to support themselves. For example, Hiram Edson farmed during the summer to support himself while preaching. The Review and Herald and Pacific Press took in outside printing work to subsidize and support the religious work. The Kelloggs created breakfast cereal and built a famous company. Adventists also build a hospital system, book publishing empire, and ran many industries to support the school system.
 
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Negocios

Nivel de destreza

2

Año

2015

Version

24.11.2024

Autoridad de aprobación

División Norteamericana

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Negocios
Actividades vocacionales
Nivel de destreza
123
Autoridad de aprobación
División Norteamericana
Año de introducción
2015


1

Definir los siguientes términos:


1a

Salir sin ganar ni perder



1b

Negocio



1c

Plan de negocio



1d

Capital



1e

Distribución



1f

Interés



1g

Microempresa



1h

Precio



1i

Producto



1j

Producción



1k

Beneficio



1l

Promoción



1m

Servicio



1n

Mercado objetivo




2

Describir tres maneras en que un negocio puede ser concebido.



3

Explicar los beneficios de tener un equipo directivo en un negocio (tenga en cuenta que una persona puede adoptar todos estos papeles en un pequeño negocio).



4

Hacer una lista de las maneras en que se puede promover el producto/servicio de un negocio.



5

Mostrar cómo se determina:



5a

Precio del producto



5b

Punto muerto (umbral de rentabilidad)



5c

Beneficio/pérdida




6

Discutir las maneras en que los beneficios de un negocio pueden ser usados.



7

Aportar por lo menos cuatro ideas para pequeños negocios que pueden ser conducidos por los Conquistadores en su club o los jóvenes en su iglesia. Evaluar las fortalezas, debilidades, oportunidades y amenazas asociadas con cada una de ellas.



8

Desarrollar un plan de negocios para por lo menos una de sus ideas de #7 anteriormente. Incluir lo siguiente en el plan:


8a

Descripción del negocio



8b

Capital necesario y la fuente del capital



8c

Precio del producto/servicio



8d

Mercado objetivo



8e

Método de promoción



8f

Ubicación de ventas



8g

Beneficios esperados



8h

Difusión de los beneficios


what will you do with the expected profits. Will money go to the club? Do you need to share with your investors? Will you reinvest to build the business bigger?



9

Ejecutar el plan:



9a

Edificar el equipo directivo



9b

Crear el producto



9c

Anunciar el producto/servicio



9d

Vender el producto o realizar el servicio



9e

Informar acerca de los beneficios/pérdidas



9f

Informar acerca del uso de los beneficios



9g

Sugerencias para mejoramiento




10

Discutir temas éticos y valores cristianos involucrados en la conducción de un negocio.



10a

A Dios



10b

Al gobierno



10c

Al cliente



10d

Al empleado




11

Recontar la historia de José como un astuto gerente y hombre de negocios (Génesis 41:39-57), la parábola de los talentos (Lucas 19:11-26) u otro pasaje bíblico similar. Identificar tres lecciones de la historia que se pueden aplicar a su negocio.


Génesis 41:39-57 Lucas 19:11-26



Referencias

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