KUCHING: In today’s business environment, flexibility, innovation, and an unwavering commitment to providing value to your customers are key.
Businesses that can adapt and thrive in this ever-changing landscape are more likely to succeed and remain resilient in the face of challenges.
In a diverse landscape of craft businesses, entrepreneurs from various sectors recently shared their perspectives on the current state of their endeavours and their hopes for the future.
The craft sellers shared the challenges and aspirations within the craft industry, offering a glimpse into how economic conditions, experience, and individual circumstances impact businesses.
Rajina Ubong, 45
“Business environment as it stands today, expressing concerns about a decline in customer response compared to the previous year. This sentiment resonates with the broader economic uncertainties that many businesses face. We hope for a better economic outlook in the coming year reflects the resilience and optimism that drive small business owners,”
Siti Nur Lela Ismail, 37
“Overall, craft business has fared over the past year. Our desire for solutions that can benefit a wide range of people underscores the significance of adaptability in today’s business landscape. Any innovative approach to connecting with clients through social media and business cards reflects the dynamic strategies businesses employ in the digital age,”
Rezemi Fadli,51
“When asked about the current state of our craft business compared to last year, we acknowledged a modest number of recent sales but Alhamdulillah, we still can manage to survive in business during this period. I hope that the ministry will continue this kind of programme supporting small businesses and entrepreneurs throughout Malaysia.
Layan Tara, 60
“In a more concise statement, touched on the challenges faced by the craft business compared to previous years. I hope for progress exemplifies the determination of entrepreneurs to adapt and thrive, even in the face of adversity
