Andrés Morales spent 23 years at Bachoco and learned that thinking like an owner means watching both big-picture and small-detail waste, taking responsibility for the whole business, and separating ownership from personal wealth.
I always tried to work at bachoco in my 23 years as if I were the owner. And I think that's good advice for everyone. And when you're an owner, you notice everything. I mean, the waste if you spend money on things. Owners have this perception of seeing the big things, but also the small things. And sometimes employees, executives don't realize that. So if you're an executive listening to this and think that maybe it can help, you always think like an owner. But thinking like an owner is not thinking like a rich person, right? Ah, think like a rich person. No, no, no. You have to think like someone who cares about the whole picture, no matter how many hours you work. I mean, the owner doesn't care how many hours you work. I remember arriving in Kulia Khan when I left. Well, the story is interesting because.
