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T-burn [1095950]

i just started new company.. please help tutor me hw to find employee and hw do i wage them?
and wat is RRP means?
help me.. i seriously need u guys help
Kapre [1422575]

'Recommended Retail Price"

Pretty much a price that you "should" sell your product at, but most people will set the prices a little bit lower than the RRP.
Foordy [1858959]
T-burn [1095950]hw to recruit people to my company? any suggestion?

best bet is to go to the company recruitment section of the forum.

either create a thread asking for applications. or head over to the thread where people looking for work, post there stats ... then just mail them and make them your offer


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mug [553318] Committee Committee

as hermit and foordy said.

It's hard to get a company started and cost a lot of money it's manageable though if you flower run a few times a day, then at 5 stars you can stop paying people and require them to send you a can to stay in the company and make some money off of them for a change.
Smokey123 [248901] Helper

It's sometimes better to have any stat workers if you're just starting out.
if they are closer to the cap, you will make more income.
get the noobies to join your company :-)
John_R [1876363]

IF you undercut someone and they do you, eventually product price becomes $0.

RRP is more a real life term because most manufacturers will only sign with a distributor who will sell for trade RRP, and forces its vendors to sell for the RRP. This form of fixed pricing agreement protects the value of the manu's product.
Smokey123 [248901] Helper

In theory yes this would work.
However, in Torn companies system. If you set price to RRP you WILL sell some product. Even at a lower amount of product.
It is then the responsibility of the director to find out what price they should set at to get the best outcome.
It could take weeks to figure it out, it could take months to figure it out. Good directors will keep a record of prices to see what set up works best.

Hey, it's a tip. Take it! Use it!
Smokey123 [248901] Helper

If mesymesy is implying it took only 3 days to figure out the BEST set up for his company in terms of price advertising and wages then he must be either joking or high as hell.

I don't think he even took notice of my tip :-(