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I’m just geting to mentally understand the subject
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for me it means someone who deals with business not with drama
it means more than just managing operations. it's about fostering a culture of collaboration and empowerment. a leader listens to their employees' needs, encourages open communication, and inspires others to reach their full potential. It's about guiding the team towards shared goals while also recognizing individual strengths and contributions...
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PKs6y9_d2ps
A man who works in business :p
Whenever I've heard or used the term, it's mostly been in relation to white collar workers (more often management-level) and executives. Basically, referring to a man who works in business (although nowadays "businessperson" is more common when the phrase is used at all).
A business person is one who prices a good or service in excess of the cost to produce it.