As an all-women cloud kitchen, we have four values we've followed from the moment we established ourselves. Our experiences in the past four years have just added to our resolution of continuing with the same. This post describes our beliefs in detail and narrates some of the most heartwarming experiences we've had with some orders.
Today, we sell a lot more than just cupcakes and deliver products across the country, but I will never forget how I first sold them under the desk in my classroom. We've come a long way since then, but we have a longer way to go.
To me, a small business used to mean that the person has not maximised his or her potential, that they could be so much more but they chose to remain small. This was my inexperienced childish brain, the one that was always infatuated by success stories on YourStory or Forbes.
I’d urge you to put yourself in the shoes of an employer – people want to work with people who are genuine and will grow with them, think of how you can add more value to the organization and I’m sure you will get the job
I’ve been taught to never say no to sales, because we work so hard to get those orders, refusing to do them would be a shame. So, when my friend at a multinational bank said she would introduce me to their admin for a potentially continued business contract and I knew we weren’t at the scale to do it – I didn’t say no.
Today, after running the business for a while, I have learnt that my time is valuable as well so it’s okay to spend a little money in helping you automate processes.
