Jojo Motor - Kota Bks

This new normal period created many new social and economic orders. As is known, not a few people have begun to discover their own talents and interests in making ends meet. From various businesses, of course, have some main tips that are crucial. Especially in the automotive business, such as general motorbike repair shops, there is also a key to success and success. The experience of an owner and a small workshop in Mampang, South Jakarta named Iwan Setiyono can be a reference and motivation to start your own general workshop. Iwan reminded that big or small the workshop to be opened, the main key of this business is service. Also read: Want to Open a Motorcycle Tire Repair Shop, How Much Capital Do You Need? "My tips are honesty and service, don't be disappointed. Don't complain," said Iwan when met by detik.com, Friday (26/6/2020). Trust is obtained by good communication with consumers. According to Iwan, this is what differentiates public workshops and official workshops. In official workshops, consumers tend to only accept recommendations according to the rules, while in general workshops they can be adjusted more freely. "Trust that in my place, for example, they see firsthand the work, the goods, keep asking," said Iwan. The next thing is the ability of human resources. If you are a mechanic then you can run your own business. If not, it certainly requires at least one mechanic. In choosing this mechanic, Iwan reminded us to have at least one mechanic who is truly reliable. Meanwhile, additional employees can then take advantage of human personnel who are not too proficient which can be increased and supervised by the head of the mechanic. "Make sure there is one mechanic who really understands, don't just understand. Later, for additional employees, I can understand a little. Anyway, there must be one who controls everything. If the others are like words, it's okay," he continued. Another thing that is of course very fundamental is the readiness of equipment, spare parts and space. To build such a simple workshop, Iwan spent Rp. 50 million which was not immediately purchased at the same time. He had bought several workshop tools one by one while he was still a mechanic at an official workshop. For all that he spent IDR 20 million. Furthermore, he spent Rp 20 million on fast moving parts, such as brake pads, tires and others, and the remaining Rp. 10 million was used for a year's rent. "In total, everything is Rp. 50 million, including the premises. The rental place is Rp. 10 million. My main capital is that the furniture is in installments like keys. The first time I borrowed Rp. 20 million from bank money for spare parts. For this equipment, the lock compressor is already outside Rp. 20. million already in installments. When I was still at AHASS (Astra Honda Authorized Service Station) I bought keys, "he concluded.