A career - as an employee or a business owner which do you prefer and why?

[og kush420]

Anyone needs to work hard to get a good position in their career.  Business owners will have many pressures, challenges as well as benefits that they have compared to employees.  Employees can also set up and become business owners if they have sufficient financial conditions and experience, business owners can also become employees when they cannot meet the growth rate of the business.  Business owner is always better place to choose

business owner were not owner from the scratch - they might have worked as their office receptionist and cleaner.
My boss works more than all the employees - they have a spark in them and that is why they are the boss.

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[boltz]

I mean...you must be an employee first in order to gather the necessary experience of how is to work with other people in a team or by yourself but also have deeds to do for a superior and I think these 2 things will molt  you to become a business owner in the future at least this is the road I would take if I had enough money to open something for myself. Because you could take the easy road and have the money , licenses and then just open your stuff , but if you have no experience in working with people , then you won't know how is for other people to work for you. It's a balance you need to maintain and at some point , your business will blossom.

[Theones]

I mean...you must be an employee first in order to gather the necessary experience of how is to work with other people in a team or by yourself but also have deeds to do for a superior and I think these 2 things will molt  you to become a business owner in the future at least this is the road I would take if I had enough money to open something for myself. Because you could take the easy road and have the money , licenses and then just open your stuff , but if you have no experience in working with people , then you won't know how is for other people to work for you. It's a balance you need to maintain and at some point , your business will blossom.

i think  if you are doing a decent job and you are well settled there - then you must not quit your job. Infect you must have a side hussle and have a second earning by hook or by crook - this would cost you beauty sleep and less socialisation ..but it's worth it.

[Fortify]

In life we have different folks with different likes and preference. There are people that chosed to go into business as businessmen from scratch and turned out to be business tycoons and movers and shakers of the industries with some few years in business.

While on the other hand some other person chosed to be employees as in working for those that owns business organisations/companies and yet still made it in life to an enviable climax. Perhaps cause that's what they love and have enthusiasm for rather than being an entrepreneur which perhaps might not have worked out well for their career eventually.

Either way, be it a business owner or an employee there are some other people who venture into either of them made no success too. Life can be somehow unfair, right? No! Life isn't unfair, for that's how the cosmos works. So everyone can't just win on a particular thing, definitely not everyone 

Now let's have a discussion about it all, for between being an employee to work for some other person's establishments/organization/company  and rather taking time/years to establishing your own company and not working under an employer but rather you being the employer, which will you chose and please ensure to back up your choice with reasonable thoughts, as it could be a guide to some other person's that might be reading this tread.

Let's begin!

It's going to depend what sort of industry and profession you're in really. There's a big difference between being a greeter in a supermarket on minimum wage and being employed by a company at the highest end in finance or being a doctor. The internet has really broken down barriers for all levels really and it has never been easier to start a business in many different forms online. Whether you're creating websites or buying in bulk to resell physical products, offering translations or designing an art piece, there are huge possibilities that only require an internet connection to get going. It's best to try many different things and see what setup works best for you.

[sunsilk]

i think  if you are doing a decent job and you are well settled there - then you must not quit your job. Infect you must have a side hussle and have a second earning by hook or by crook - this would cost you beauty sleep and less socialisation ..but it's worth it.

It's worth it if you've been working hard and you've got a decent job and salary with it. You don't have to quit asap with it if you're planning to establish a business.

You can excel in your employment and at the same time, have your plans executed by having a business. Things will not be easy but consistency is needed for doing both of it. You retain your job and position and you test and run your potential business.

[carlisle1]

In life we have different folks with different likes and preference. There are people that chosed to go into business as businessmen from scratch and turned out to be business tycoons and movers and shakers of the industries with some few years in business.

While on the other hand some other person chosed to be employees as in working for those that owns business organisations/companies and yet still made it in life to an enviable climax. Perhaps cause that's what they love and have enthusiasm for rather than being an entrepreneur which perhaps might not have worked out well for their career eventually.

Either way, be it a business owner or an employee there are some other people who venture into either of them made no success too. Life can be somehow unfair, right? No! Life isn't unfair, for that's how the cosmos works. So everyone can't just win on a particular thing, definitely not everyone 

Now let's have a discussion about it all, for between being an employee to work for some other person's establishments/organization/company  and rather taking time/years to establishing your own company and not working under an employer but rather you being the employer, which will you chose and please ensure to back up your choice with reasonable thoughts, as it could be a guide to some other person's that might be reading this tread.

Let's begin!

It's going to depend what sort of industry and profession you're in really. There's a big difference between being a greeter in a supermarket on minimum wage and being employed by a company at the highest end in finance or being a doctor. The internet has really broken down barriers for all levels really and it has never been easier to start a business in many different forms online. Whether you're creating websites or buying in bulk to resell physical products, offering translations or designing an art piece, there are huge possibilities that only require an internet connection to get going. It's best to try many different things and see what setup works best for you.

I'm you with your point if you are keen in succeeding in owning a business you need to explore and keep trying to look
for that particular business that will going to fit with you.

There are many competitions both from day job and online services as well with establishing business, it will depend in a
kind of mindset a person has to find success.

It is your decision making that will drives you to whatever directions you'll going, your own assessment, whether to
continue working as employee or owning and establishing your business.

[Mahanton]

i think  if you are doing a decent job and you are well settled there - then you must not quit your job. Infect you must have a side hussle and have a second earning by hook or by crook - this would cost you beauty sleep and less socialisation ..but it's worth it.

It's worth it if you've been working hard and you've got a decent job and salary with it. You don't have to quit asap with it if you're planning to establish a business.

You can excel in your employment and at the same time, have your plans executed by having a business. Things will not be easy but consistency is needed for doing both of it. You retain your job and position and you test and run your potential business.

Most people do make out mistakes which they do eventually quit up without making themselves some assurance that they would be sustainable on the recent transfer of career which we know that this isnt something
that you could see on a short time manner.This is why you dont really need to quit up if you are really that intending to have a business or side income which you would really be needing to assess whether
it would be worth on quitting your current job for you to focus into the new one or would wait up for the proper or right time on doing so.You wont really be that dumb not to notice
whether it would really be that worth or not.

[sunsilk]

i think  if you are doing a decent job and you are well settled there - then you must not quit your job. Infect you must have a side hussle and have a second earning by hook or by crook - this would cost you beauty sleep and less socialisation ..but it's worth it.

It's worth it if you've been working hard and you've got a decent job and salary with it. You don't have to quit asap with it if you're planning to establish a business.

You can excel in your employment and at the same time, have your plans executed by having a business. Things will not be easy but consistency is needed for doing both of it. You retain your job and position and you test and run your potential business.

Most people do make out mistakes which they do eventually quit up without making themselves some assurance that they would be sustainable on the recent transfer of career which we know that this isnt something
that you could see on a short time manner.This is why you dont really need to quit up if you are really that intending to have a business or side income which you would really be needing to assess whether
it would be worth on quitting your current job for you to focus into the new one or would wait up for the proper or right time on doing so.You wont really be that dumb not to notice
whether it would really be that worth or not.

When you've get enough and you see it stable already then it's on your means to quit if you want to. But if you don't want to lose the employment that you've got and if you're enjoying there with a decent pay, you can just hire someone to work for you with your business.

That's how most businessman do when they've already seen the process and have understood the ins and outs of their business. Although at the beginning, they must be the one to focus on it even if it's going to consume them a lot of time and money.

[Dickiy]

Having a career as an employee or business owner depends on how people see it, I think being an employee who has a satisfactory salary more than the average person in an area will be the dream of most people in that area, it's not something we can deny that people - people are more oriented to big salaries. Most of them know that a business is capable of generating income rather than being an employee, but the average person doesn't do it because the risk of a businessman is more than that of an employee.

It is because they choose to work and remain as an employee for this is the only thing can do better. But having a mindset to just become an employee will never see the benefits of being a business owner. If we don't have the plan to become a boss, we have no reason also to think about how to start a business because what we do to excel from being an employee and to show our ability and talent to manage higher positions.

But if you think back, working first in other people's companies and having achievements is a good recommendation for learning how to manage a business. Working first is also not a bad thing, there are also many people who learn from their boss where they work and then after understanding it they start a business from the same industry or even new innovations, also sometimes there are some people who devote themselves to the company for quite a long time, and in the end accept the throne of the company leader.
I think more precisely this depends on whether or not we want to be better and consistent with what we do. I think something big will happen if we continue to show progress in ourselves

[puloweh555]

To be honest, I prefer to have my own business, because I have problems with adaptation, and mentally I can't be told by other people (BOS), who have to do whatever I want. But now I'm still an employee 😅 because I don't know what business to do and I don't have the capital yet.

Employee: money is regulated by people, you are judged by people for how appropriate your price is to be paid
Own business: what kind of results do you want to get, you value yourself how worth it you are

[ginsan]

When you've get enough and you see it stable already then it's on your means to quit if you want to. But if you don't want to lose the employment that you've got and if you're enjoying there with a decent pay, you can just hire someone to work for you with your business.

That's how most businessman do when they've already seen the process and have understood the ins and outs of their business. Although at the beginning, they must be the one to focus on it even if it's going to consume them a lot of time and money.

That's one theory of being independent with your own business. Many people are successful if before that they really knew the business they were going to build would be one of the businesses that people were interested in, but if they didn't have strong determination it would be difficult to do it.

being a worker in someone else's company or freelancing if the salary is sufficient then it is better to stay in that job. but sometimes the attitude of the ego to look superior can change everything from what they have built with great difficulty.

indeed from this it is an important point for us to become workers or bosses in our own company, so all of that starts with experience from the field that we want to work on and is also accompanied by large capital and full of patience.

[Hamphser]

To be honest, I prefer to have my own business, because I have problems with adaptation, and mentally I can't be told by other people (BOS), who have to do whatever I want. But now I'm still an employee 😅 because I don't know what business to do and I don't have the capital yet.

Employee: money is regulated by people, you are judged by people for how appropriate your price is to be paid
Own business: what kind of results do you want to get, you value yourself how worth it you are

We know the difference in between two things which it would really be just understandable on  where you would be preferring but there are things which it do make it hard or impossible for us to achieve out.

Yes, all of us would really want to have a business but we dont have the capital,the idea, the courage,the knowledge on how to run off these things which means that you would really be still tangled on being an
employee as if you dont really have any choice.Not all though would really be able to make themselves shackled forever on which there are ones who do successfully be able to pull themselves on such condition.
Wont really be that easy because it would really be requiring up that kind of knowledge and capital for you to start up some business and would be handling up yourself on your own.

[livingfree]

To be honest, I prefer to have my own business, because I have problems with adaptation, and mentally I can't be told by other people (BOS), who have to do whatever I want. But now I'm still an employee 😅 because I don't know what business to do and I don't have the capital yet.

There are people that don't want to be led or instructed by someone and that's what you've mentioned. If you have got something to start with as your capital for business then you should go for it.

But as you've said in your situation, you have to endure that feeling and be meek because your time when come when you're already decided that you want to start your own business.

Employee: money is regulated by people, you are judged by people for how appropriate your price is to be paid
Own business: what kind of results do you want to get, you value yourself how worth it you are

Yeah, that's with businesses. The salary of yours or profit depends on the result of it like a performance-based job.

[ningrum]

i think  if you are doing a decent job and you are well settled there - then you must not quit your job. Infect you must have a side hussle and have a second earning by hook or by crook - this would cost you beauty sleep and less socialisation ..but it's worth it.

It's worth it if you've been working hard and you've got a decent job and salary with it. You don't have to quit asap with it if you're planning to establish a business.

You can excel in your employment and at the same time, have your plans executed by having a business. Things will not be easy but consistency is needed for doing both of it. You retain your job and position and you test and run your potential business.

Yes, however, the most important thing is your dedication to doing the work and planning to build a business,
if you still feel passionate about doing your job it's better to continue especially with a decent salary,
to build a business, of course, you need to start slowly and in the right stages.

[browsiek]

A lot of people will choose to be a boss of their own but the truth is not everyone can run a business. As an employee, you have little decision making to do hence you're not liable to take risks that can make or mar the success of the organisation.
That would serve as advantage for people who have problem deciding when face with the fear that whatever decision they make may bring their whole business down.

correct - people would like to be boss - yet they would not want to work like a boss. There are lazy people who would like to be rich and would not want to work like a boss.

To be an entrepreneur, you must have high or large capital, it is proven that when you experience a decrease in turnover, you don't get too down because you have large capital reserves so there is less chance of going bankrupt.  As an employee, you must always obey and comply with company regulations. Many people fail to comply with regulations. On the other hand, there are many pros and cons about what jobs we should take, but it's up to us which one suits us.  or we could work as employees but have a side as entrepreneurs.

[sunsilk]

i think  if you are doing a decent job and you are well settled there - then you must not quit your job. Infect you must have a side hussle and have a second earning by hook or by crook - this would cost you beauty sleep and less socialisation ..but it's worth it.

It's worth it if you've been working hard and you've got a decent job and salary with it. You don't have to quit asap with it if you're planning to establish a business.

You can excel in your employment and at the same time, have your plans executed by having a business. Things will not be easy but consistency is needed for doing both of it. You retain your job and position and you test and run your potential business.

Yes, however, the most important thing is your dedication to doing the work and planning to build a business,
if you still feel passionate about doing your job it's better to continue especially with a decent salary,
to build a business, of course, you need to start slowly and in the right stages.

Having a decent salary and job security are two things that won't make you quit even if you're trying to establish a business. As you start, you're unsure with the result of your plan and business and that's why you need to support it financially through your salary.

And that means that you don't need to quit yet because you're just beginning it. But if you're a risk taker and you think that you've got enough money and savings if the business fails then you can start all over again.

[GideonGono]

I prefer to be a business owner but if the job is paying a good amount of money then why wouldn't I take it?
I like to be a business owner because they hold their own time unlike being an employee they need to be on time.
And when you are a business owner even if you decide to take a leave or you would still have an income unlike when you're an employee when you leave or skip work it would affect your salary.

[capedbaldy]

I prefer to be a business owner but if the job is paying a good amount of money then why wouldn't I take it?
I like to be a business owner because they hold their own time unlike being an employee they need to be on time.
And when you are a business owner even if you decide to take a leave or you would still have an income unlike when you're an employee when you leave or skip work it would affect your salary.

Everyone hopes to become their own business owner or company leader, the pro factor is that we have time for business and family members without having to ask anyone for permission, but being a business owner also has a great responsibility to focus on business development and must have capital reserves if business turnover decreases or there is no targeted income to return business capital. Business owners have a high burden and great responsibility and also for employees there are pros and cons in their work.

[harapan]

They are both two good Careers for one to go through you'll really gain alot feom being an employer first.

Just if one is poor at the management of people I mean his/ her people management skills, he will have a chance to do so when they're finally guided by the heads. All the steps learnt here would be useful when you finally your own business. I will advise anyone to severe before he finally becomes a leader.

[Razmirraz]

Life is a choice, you can choose the direction of life in every thing you do. Before making a decision, you must be aware of your capabilities, whether you can become an entrepreneur or an employee in government agencies and private companies. This question will make someone more prepared for any outcome of the decision taken, whether you will regret the result or rejoice at it.
It needs to be underlined, no matter how high the position or rank of an employee means nothing, their status is still an employee. Sometimes small decisions that can change your life forever, because no matter how small your efforts, you are your own boss.