It depends on what industry the company is in. I mainly talk about industrial enterprises. When you come to the company, you should look at its raw material purchase channels and costs. 2. Whether its production process has an impact on local environmental protection, and how big the impact will be. 3. It depends on the cost control in the production process, and the ability of cost control directly affects the competitiveness of enterprises. 4. Ask the company's main competitors. Don't invest if you can't answer. Can I invest even if I don't know who my opponent is? 5. The influence of local government on it (I understand this myself). 6. What is the market environment of its products, whether there have been any substitute products, the grade positioning of its products in the market, which consumer groups are mainly targeted at, and the evaluation of its products by the appropriate consumer groups (that is, market feedback). 7. Is the enterprise's system perfect? If so, is it running healthily? 8. Ask the company's major shareholder, the relationship with the major shareholder, and whether there are frequent business contacts. 9. The relationship between the company's main management personnel and major shareholders. 10. Income and living conditions of employees. 1 1, whether the sales channels are perfect. 12, the quality of the company's main managers, which should be understood from other employees, but also from the words and deeds of the main managers. 13, the attitude of the person in charge of the company (chairman, general manager, president, etc.). ) to the company and tradable shareholders. 14, the number of the company's main technical personnel, and the size of the proportion of all employees. 15. If two items in the above 14 fail, please don't invest in this company. Personal views are for reference only.
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