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Business Literacy is......

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The idea of a business literate workforce was first introduced by the business sage Peter Drucker in 1954. He said:
“[The worker] should know how his work relates to the work of the whole. He should know what he contributes to the enterprise…if he lacks information, he will lack both incentive and means to improve his performance.” 

Business literacy is simply the skill and ability of reading and writing business related materials.

Business literacy is the knowledge and understanding of the financial, accounting, sales and marketing, and other operational functions of an organization.

It refers to “Educating all employees about the firm’s business so they understand how it operates as a financial enterprise.”

Business literacy means educating the employees to make them able for using business and financial information for understanding and making decisions that assist the business achieve success.

What is a Literal Workplace?

A literate workplace is when all employees have a functional knowledge of understanding:

  • the goals and objectives of the organization.

  • the ways to success is measurable. It represents the ability to read, describe and understand the main measures of success for their company.  In general, financial statements is one of the key measures.

  • how and what to contribute to help achieve the goals and objectives, main measures, and financial goals of the organization.

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Importance of Business Literacy

Imagine what happens if executives and senior managers misunderstand the concept of the company’s financial figures when they make crucial decisions for the company???

A lack of financial literacy certainly will bring significant impacts to the company such as waste of financial resources and business opportunities, disruption of cash flow and even putting an end to the company.

Thus, business literacy training provides competence and essential skills for employees to strive for success.
 

**The Business Literacy Institute conducted a survey to assess the organizational results of business literacy training. The participants were from a cross section of industries and company sizes. The results clearly showed there were significant improvements in most of the areas as shown below:

  • Knowledge of the business improved          91%

  • Communication improved                            91%

  • Ability to share financial results improved    89%

  • Information flow improved                            89%

  • Understanding of organizational metrics 

      & results increased                                      80%

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  • Decision-making improved                 80%

  • Expenses decreased                          74%

  • Other financial metrics                        71%

  • Trust improved                                    71%

  • Operations/processes improved         68%

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