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Interview with Raymond -Chinese takeaway owner in Beeston, Nottinghamshire, England.

Interviewer: What is your name?
Entrepreneur: My name is Raymond.

Interviewer: What company do you work for?

Entrepreneur: I work for Oriental Inn Wms Ltd. Chinese takeaway.

Interviewer:  How long have you worked in this company?

Entrepreneur: More than 15 years.

Interviewer: What does it specialize in?

Entrepreneur: We specialize in Fast Food, Chinese Food.

Interviewer: When did you set your business?

Entrepreneur: I set my business in 2004.

Interviewer: Who are your main competitors?

Entrepreneur: My main competitors are Hong Kong House, Hot wek and Kosing.

Interviewer: Do you agree with the fact that entreprenur works 24/7?

Entrepreneur: Not entirely. It depends on how many days off you set yourself and if you carry out business tasks in your personal time.

Interviewer: Have you ever wondered of resigning from running your company?

Entrepreneur: Yes, sometimes due to personal problems.

Interviewer: Did you have any problems related to setting up your business?

Entrepreneur: Just minor problems relating to timescales.

Interviewer: Did you have any other business ideas?

Entrepreneur: Yes, I wanted to set up a supermarket at one point.

Interviewer: Are you planning to open similar business in your area?

Entrepreneur: No (due to limited capacity)

Interviewer: Thank you very much!

Entrepreneur: You're welcome!

Interview conducted by Renata Piekarz.



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