Small Biz Dad

Search the Site

Menu
  • Home
  • Career Advice
  • Life
    • Family Life
  • Mobile Apps
  • Small Business
    • Employees
    • Small Business Finance
    • Small Business Technology
  • Reviews
  • Contact
Menu
roles for business

4 Job Roles You Need In Your Business

Posted on August 16, 2017 by ben

The great thing about owning your own business is that you don’t have to answer to anyone but yourself. When your business has just started up you may be able to handle all of the roles by yourself, but when your company takes off, it might be a good idea to employ some people and create job roles for them. In this article are some of the job roles that you could create to make your life easier when business booms.

Manager

Having someone to delegate all of the small tasks out will take a massive load off your mind and leave you to concentrate on more important things within your business. Managers are often paid a slightly higher wage than regular employees though, so bare that in mind.

The manager should be someone that you can trust to run the business if you’re ever away, and it should be someone that excels at the skills needed for your line of work.  

Not every business needs a manager, if you’re able to do your job while dealing with any problems that arise from your employees then you’d be saving yourself an extra wage packet.

IT lead

If your business involves computers (which most businesses nowadays will have at least one) then it’s a good idea to hire someone that’s handy with computers if one were to go wrong. There may be an IT consultant that you can call from an external company, but they might not be available to come and solve your problems straight away, meaning that you could lose out on money.

Having someone that’s clued up on software and hardware issues could save you time and money, so consider either hiring or training someone up to deal with any problems to do with your computers.

business roles

Payroll Manager

Hiring someone to take care of your payroll will remove the pressure of doing it from you. Dealing with wages and payroll can be a confusing thing if you’re not familiar with it. Portfolio Payroll, a recruitment agency could help you find someone to hire if this is something you’re stuck with. Payroll managers have a lot of roles, including changing the amount your employees are paid if you instruct them to.

Cleaner

After a long day of hard work, the last thing you or your employees probably want to do is clean your premises. Hiring a cleaner to come in for a short time after the work day has ended will ensure that you’ve got a clean office to come into and keep productivity levels high. A cleaner workplace will also reduce the risk of employees complaining, or if you’re in the food industry, customers complaining about the hygiene levels of your business.

There we have it, four job roles that you could create within your business to make your life easier. There’s nothing saying that you shouldn’t do them yourself, but wouldn’t it be nice to

 

Leave a Reply Cancel reply

You must be logged in to post a comment.

About Us

My good friend Ben started this site many years ago.  Ben said this about himself, “am a follower of Christ, a rabid computer geek, small business owner, and breaker of things. He is married way above his station in life and has three wonderful children who have made driving him insane their mission in life.”

Well back in 2019, Ben suddenly passed away from cancer and he asked me to continue the site. I like Ben, am a follower, a computer geek, a small business owner, and the father of 5 great children.

I miss Ben everyday but run this site in his honor. Thanks for visiting and enjoy!

-Larry S.

Recent Articles

  • 3 Homebuying Tips for First-Time Buyers June 5, 2025
  • he Cost of Waste: How Businesses Can Save Money by Improving Waste Management May 29, 2025
  • Dealing With Challenging Customers: Sage Advice From Experienced Business Owners December 24, 2024
  • From Good to Great: Secrets to Running a World-Class Restaurant December 23, 2024
  • 5 Reasons to Make Sure You Write a Business Plan December 11, 2024
© 2021 SLS WebServices