It Takes Hard Work and Compassion to Build a Business

The narrator shares his journey from surviving the Holocaust to building a successful business in the US. He emphasizes the importance of courage, hard work, and family values. Despite facing adversity, he built a thriving company, attributing his success to determination and a strong work ethic. He values education and family, refusing to sell his business or retire, as it represents his legacy and tribute to his lost family.

What did the narrator attribute his courage to during the Holocaust?

• His family's support

• His religious beliefs

• The need to survive

• His friends' encouragement

Upon arriving in the United States, how did the narrator secure his first job?

• He applied online

• He was recommended by a friend

• He raised his hand when butchers were needed

• He had a job offer before arriving

What was the narrator's approach to making business decisions?

• He relied on market research

• He waited for the right moment

• He made decisions quickly

• He consulted with experts

How does the narrator view the relationship between himself and his customers?

• He believes in mutual need and trust

• He views it as a temporary arrangement

• He thinks customers are always right

• He sees it as purely transactional

What does the narrator believe is more valuable than money when helping others?

• Recognition

• A sense of fulfillment

• Future favors

• Business growth

What is the narrator's stance on retirement?

• He plans to retire soon

• He has already retired

• He will never retire unless forced

• He will retire when his sons take over

Why did the narrator refuse a $75 million offer for his business?

• The business holds sentimental value

• He didn't trust the buyers

• He wanted more money

• He plans to sell it later