hey /biz/, this is basically an advice thread My father owns

just take over, then hire a manager.
you can pay him in blowjobs.

>>1508420
Do both. Think outside the box to lighten the load of your father's business. Not knowing the type of business, I can't say much more.

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>>1508432
We make dog and cat collars (out of high quality leather) and leather accessories, starting to branch out into leather goods for huamns now too.

>>1508444
Nice trips. Automate as much as possible. It'll cost upfront but if you're sure the demand is there might as well make it more bearable. Simple press machines and conveyor belts I imagine could do the trick.

>>1508518

The demand's there, however the machines must be really damn expensive since my dad's been using people instead for decades.

>>1508540
I could see stitching as needing people. But making the main cuts a hydraulic press could work wonders. Probably some DIY videos on how to make one. Or line them up and drive your car over the cookie cutter template. Good luck!

>>1508546
All the stitching and sowing does require people, yeah. However, we already use a hydraulic press to cut part of the leather, it needs to be manned though.

Man, I'm slowly coming to realize that I'll have to almost stop playing vidya if I actually want to do both things at the same time. Feels weird.