Inventing a job is better than finding a job

[Accardo]

Every method of earning a living is great, the difference is how we feel about the jobs we do. Many who worked as employees made much money to finance their livelihood, according to their salaries. The only benefits of running a business as a CEO is the scale of income. Salary earners hardly scale their income, unless promoted. But, the risk is less, they'll have to bother less regarding management and distribution of funds, like the CEOs. The benefit of inventing a job is, the huge rewards that follows after investing in the business. Yet, losses are much on their side, during the building stage. It's more beneficial when the invented job, isn't anywhere; completely a fresh idea. And not everybody can carryout such tasks. That's why division of labor is needed in the business world. Those who work to earn salaries and the ones that create the business. Lack of job contributed to the reason for encouraging people to venture into business as CEOs. Having too many business owners will affect the market, they'll be lesser people who would want to work as employees. When multiple people do one kind of business, it won't be beneficial on the long run. The best idea is acknowledging that both inventing a job and being employed are good. So that they'll be a balanced market. Thereby increasing productivity in the economy of any nation.

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[Inwestour]

finding a job or roughly speaking creating new jobs is quite good because we indirectly rise in terms of caste and are not called employees / subordinates especially we work on our own demands not others and indeed it is a very good thing but the problem is that it is not as easy as imagined.
Indeed, everyone wants to be their own boss but sometimes not everyone has the same fate even though they want the same thing because if in the end the thinking is that simple with everyone being their own boss then there will be no balance in life.
On the other hand, there needs to be some considerations that occur to support this because finding a job all needs to be fully prepared in terms of plans and finances.

If it were so simple, then everyone could create their own business, but as practice shows, finding a job is much easier than creating jobs. When you are an employee, the employer does everything for you, you don’t need to think about taxes, and about all the organizational issues, of which there are a lot, you have worked, received a salary and that’s it. But with business this will not work and many are not ready for this, this is a big responsibility, and in order to successfully manage a business you need knowledge and experience without which it will not be possible to achieve success.

[lovesmayfamilis]

Come up with a job, or, more correctly, open your own business. Here, it should be clear to everyone that it is very difficult to create everything from a blank sheet of paper and an empty wallet. You need an idea—a product that would be in demand among consumers and have very few competitors. This requires creativity, an entrepreneurial spark, or otherwise talent, and, of course, considerable financial capital.
But coming up with a job for yourself, as the OP puts it, so as not to sit idle, is quite simple. Clean up your territory.
Offer your services to your neighbors for any little thing, and that’s it; you’re no longer unemployed.
Therefore, always share the understanding of opening a business in which, in the future, you might not have to work, or work and come up with something to do, just so as not to sit in one place.

[Samlucky O]

Owning a business is very important, it makes you feel at ease and also makes you to be free from being enslaved in some office work all in the name of employment. Employment has been a way of modern day slavery, where you work for your boss and earn peanuts at the end of the day. Working for someone shouldn't be a lifetime work. expecialy when it comes to the insult type. Being an employee is a short way of learning a business strategy to start your own, but many people fail to understand that employment is a contract, you can be fired at an instant. So what ever work you are employed to do you should always bear it in mind that one day your services will no longer be needed. and thereby making you to start afresh.

If you look at the society today you will see many people complaining of lack of employment, because they failed to understand the facts that employment work is a temporary job and you can be dropt at any given time. On daily basis things are getting expensive, children are gradually growing to adult, so are there demands are getting high maybe from secondary school to tatiary institution. If you don't start creating a job for yourself, your children will grew up to start also looking for job instead of continueing from the legacy you've made. That is why in most scinero you will see poverty Increase in the society, which leeds to Crime. That is how most children inherited poverty due to lack of planning of parents when the had the opportunity.

[Negotiation]

Of course, finding a job is better than looking for a job these days, but there are many complications in finding a job these days. And since job hunting is complicated, it is administratively and financially difficult to do so without being very self-reliant. .

The most important thing is that if you want to give to an organization, it will not be possible to do it without knowing very good financial management. And if you don't have previous management experience and you haven't done this kind of work, it can be more complicated for you.

[Essential10]

I think finding jobs is better than creating jobs. There is no guarantee of success in job creation, and you may encounter financial challenges and obstacles. There is no definitive answer as to whether creating a job is better than finding a job. Limited job opportunities which is depressing for unemployed youth. Life actually involves taking risks and moving forward. In challenging times, it is often time to explore innovative solutions and consider alternative paths.Taking the initiative to explore different sectors, network with professionals, or engage in projects or internships can provide valuable experience and lead to potential job opportunities. Even if these ventures may not immediately lead to an ideal job, they can contribute to personal growth, skill development, and expanding one's professional network. Sometimes, the journey towards finding the right job can take time, but with persistence and determination, challenges can be overcome and a path to a fulfilling career can be made.

[slapper]

Creating a job is a risky business move, right? It draws on our greatest inventiveness and resilience. Autonomy and creating a job that matches values are appealing. Importantly, it's not only investing risk. Investment in self-skills, knowledge, and adaptability is also important. Are we persons always learning, changing, and agile? In a world of perpetual change, that's key. However, financial, emotional, and social danger exist. Potential and unpredictability await on this route.

Traditional employment is another option. Stability and income are important, especially in a volatile economy. Is it risk-free? Stagnation, not realizing our potential, and organizational changes are risks. As you noted, the job market is competitive. It requires talents and marketing expertise. It's not only about 'getting' a job; it's about upskilling and being proactive in a fast-changing work market. Both options involve significant financial and personal growth and adaptability investments. Where to focus your energy?

[coupable]

To explain it a bit more, inventing a job means doing something on your own and creating an opportunity for yourself. This could also include creating opportunities for others too. Those who invent their own jobs can design positions that are in line with their particular skills, interests, and values. This gives them a sense of fulfilment and autonomy that may not be available in traditional employment options.
But it brings risks. In order to create or invent a job, you need investment. Each and every investment comes with risks and this is no different.

One of the most creative ways in the field of launching projects and investment is when mental abilities are employed to create a need in a specific niche and then work to meet that need. I will give an example of this that I witnessed myself during the Corona period, which I find somewhat funny:
One of the local craftsmen completely stopped his activity due to the quarantine imposed on the entire country, and only trade activities in basic food supplies and medicines are allowed to operate. The idea that came to this unemployed craftsman was to convince people that they need to breathe clean air in order for the Corona vaccination to take effect, and to convince them that city life does not have clean air. Then what did he do? He rented a plot of land adjacent to the city, and he in turn began renting it to citizens who are in a period of quarantine due to infection or vaccination, while maintaining social distancing between them. The Corona quarantine periods have ended, and that same person is still working in the same activity, which has become a huge profit for him after he rented natural lands in other areas and also provided means of transportation for those who do not have cars. It was a genius idea and it boiled down to “creating a need” for a specific niche and then working to secure it. Of course, this is better than looking for work as an employee.

[Doan9269]

If we really understand what it means to be independent, then we will always want to invent on something than working for someone who already have invented his own idea, working under a boss has alot of challenges, you cannot consider yourself first before taking the  kind of job you do into consideration because you wouldn't want to loose it, only few havebthe mind of creating an idea that could turn to a massive output that others could benefit from it, not to talk of the numerous challenges involved alongside the way of getting it established.

[naira]

I would say the best is certainly inventing a job that is you own this comes with total control and freedom. There are people that wants to practice their profession but the capital to actually invent it is too high and risky. As for me I would prefer both. I have a profession that I would love to practice and also have my own business. So both have an advantage but inventing one’s business is definitely more appealing to many people because of the freedom that comes with it

Ideally, I want to create jobs, but to achieve this all means having a strong foundation, mentality, knowledge, supporting capital and having studied the employment sector that can run long term. Everyone hopes that this will be realized, by giving hope to the people around them to become more productive. For example, in 2015-2019 I owned almost 9 local businesses and had around 20 to 30 employees, all of whom were generally 20-35 years old, men and women. The Covid 19 pandemic has completely destroyed the business I built until there is nothing left. The local food industry could not survive in these conditions, restrictions etc. became our biggest obstacle in expanding our business and decided to close all operations.

[Miles2006]

Everyone will prefer to own a job like a CEO, a boss that doesn't need an order or control, that's the perfect choice to make but if it were easy everyone would be called a CEO, inventing a job comes with a lot of risk and not everyone can cope with the stress of inventing a job.
Also inventing a job requires experience and proper attention, if no proper care is given to the business the business might likely fall, the capital use in creating a business in the economy situation might be huge, considering all this factors it's better to invent a business when you're fully ready and have experience about the business instead of rushing to create a job for yourself.

[Youngkhngdiddy]

Successful self-employed people are typically leaders while the employed/employees are followers who are told what to do. It's hard to be a leader just as it's hard to run a business probably with many workers to manage.

Alot of people want to be self-employed and run their own business but when they get there they discover it is really difficult to do. Only the gifted few with broader minds who likely enjoy what they do are able to endure the difficulties of running businesses in order to understand the dos and don'ts of it and stick to what works. And eventually master the businesses, expand and probably employ people to work for them.
It's important to master a business... When you do, risk is drastically reduced.

  No one currently wants to work for someone, everyone wants to be a boss of their own self but not everyone would be their own boss. For me, I choose self employment as best because you'd be the one to run your business affairs the best way you seem fit, no one will order you around, you'd be able to detect a number of errors and fix them to your own taste although working for someone won't be bad but just the fact of being submissive and always responsive to someone, as well as sometimes your ideas may not be taken handy and you'd just be left there in your office space doing the daily routine without any special impact or addition.
   Being self employed gives you the leisure of raising younger entrepreneurs that are as zealous to stand on their own as you. It'll give you much more experience as you'd need both leadership and career wise. The benefits just can't be overemphasized because being a sole boss, every entity of your business or organization will have to submit to you and then you choose the areas you please to check for loopholes and suggest or implement mastery solutions for them.

[Lorence.xD]

Well, both are actually good as they give people a source of money to provide for their everyday needs. It would literally depend on the person itself which they much prefer cause some people are risk takers to invest their money and some would like to work under a company cause you would be paid with your time, skills, efforts, etc. Personally, I think creating a job is much better than finding a job, but of course, it is much harder to handle for example building a business, you would need to handpick people to hire as they would be the ones to handle some roles in your business, cause if you did not check their capabilities and skills, for sure it would be a downfall that's why interview is a must. Plus the needs of huge funds and capital would be needed as you need labor work, materials, and rental for your building business, from that many, people wouldn't hassle themselves as they need first to be strategic and would be settled in working under a company.

[umbara ardian]

The world benefits from a blend of personalities, talents, and skills. While entrepreneurs play a vital role in driving innovation and economic growth, those who prefer structured employment contribute immensely to the smooth operation of businesses and organizations.

Not everyone is naturally suited for entrepreneurship. Each individual possesses unique strengths and weaknesses, and it's crucial to identify and pursue career paths that align with one's abilities and interests. Instead of viewing job seekers as lacking in creativity or entrepreneurial spirit, we should recognize that their preference for traditional employment reflects their unique strengths and preferences. Their contributions are just as valuable in maintaining the stability and efficiency of the workforce.

[MarjorieZimmermanGinger]

Finding a job also has its pros and cons. One pro is that it does not require investment of personal assets. You are working for an organization and you will get paid at the end of every month. With that being said, it is hard to find a job nowadays. Less opportunities and competition have made it so hard that many people are staying at home unemployed after graduation. You need particular skills, knowledge and experience that are required in order to get that job.

So which one should it be? Do you take the risk and invent a job or do you want to keep running the race knowing the possibility of winning is very low and you may never reach the finish line?

Working at someone else's place has a much smaller level of risk because we don't spend capital to start, but for people who like the challenge of working at someone else's place is not an option because it will be difficult for us to develop ourselves. Both talking about the potential for seeking much greater profits and managing time. Nowadays some people may talk about how they can get a job, not how far they can make a lot of money because the availability of jobs is very difficult.

It depends on how responsible someone is and if someone doesn't like the risk of working for someone else it will be much better than opening up opportunities in their own business. But for some people, it is better to open their own business, even if it is small, because they can manage their own work time and strategy to generate much greater profits.

[Cookdata]

Finding a job also has its pros and cons. One pro is that it does not require investment of personal assets. You are working for an organization and you will get paid at the end of every month. With that being said, it is hard to find a job nowadays. Less opportunities and competition have made it so hard that many people are staying at home unemployed after graduation. You need particular skills, knowledge and experience that are required in order to get that job.

So which one should it be? Do you take the risk and invent a job or do you want to keep running the race knowing the possibility of winning is very low and you may never reach the finish line?

[NOTE: if this topic has been discussed before then let me know.]

No matter how you present it, finding a job is way easier than been owner of a business or as a CEO. I think one of the benefits of finding a job is going through school and having the academic qualifications of a particular field of study will have you a job and if you come from a place where the system is working, I mean where there is plentiful of job opportunities, you will secure one with good pay.

While been the owner of the jobs, first you need money to pay people even when you have not started earning from the jobs you want to give to people, it's possible that you will even run into a loss and have to mass sack some workers if care is not taken and you may even worst case may never recover after that losts. However, if you successfully create a job for you and for the people, you will understand how easy it is to be independent of people and not to allow anyone play with your freedom.

[The Sceptical Chymist]

The world population is increasing

I just want to stop right here and ask about this particular point you made.  I haven't looked (and probably should have before beginning this post), but I've heard that because of the newer generation(s) not being interested in sex that population growth has either slowed significantly or gone negative.  If all you're saying is that it's increasing, well, that's been true for centuries.  Probably since the beginning of man, right?

That quote in the title, I heard it in The Social Network and still remember it.  The Larry Summers character said it to the Winklevoss twins about Harvard students--and that's just the thing; it might very well be true for those who could get into a university like Harvard, but for the rest of us inventing a job and not only being able to support yourself and perhaps a family too, but to turn it into something highly profitable, is a pipe dream.  The fact that there are so many human beings on the planet makes it nearly impossible to do it, because there are only so many jobs one can invent without the need for workers, i.e., those who find jobs.

All of that blather aside, I'd have to at least agree that working for yourself is way better than being a cog in the enormous wheel of the corporate world (if you're not an upper-level boss, that is).

[kentrolla]

Rather a challenging task, one must start something on own which involve risk and financial backup as well. Unfortunately those unemployed people don't have funds to do something on their own and thus looking for a job which will eventually bound them into corporate slavery post which even if they wish they wouldn't be able to quit the job because of responsibilities they have at that time.

I have seen people eating two times a day saving some money from doing odd job and simultaneously working full time and doing part time businesses but down the line they are more successful than those who posted for corporate jobs as those opted for job are now struck at a position and it's difficult to grow beyond that but that's not the case with the ones who creates job for themselves and others.

[milewilda]

So as we are here, the world economy is in a mess. The world population is increasing, and the amount of land per person is decreasing. People are running out of options and opportunities. In this world the situation we are in right now, which one should you choose or have chosen? Both options have their pros and cons. I want to know from your experience, which one is better than the other. Are you satisfied with the path that you have chosen or do you have any regrets about it?

To explain it a bit more, inventing a job means doing something on your own and creating an opportunity for yourself. This could also include creating opportunities for others too. Those who invent their own jobs can design positions that are in line with their particular skills, interests, and values. This gives them a sense of fulfilment and autonomy that may not be available in traditional employment options.
But it brings risks. In order to create or invent a job, you need investment. Each and every investment comes with risks and this is no different.

Finding a job also has its pros and cons. One pro is that it does not require investment of personal assets. You are working for an organization and you will get paid at the end of every month. With that being said, it is hard to find a job nowadays. Less opportunities and competition have made it so hard that many people are staying at home unemployed after graduation. You need particular skills, knowledge and experience that are required in order to get that job.

So which one should it be? Do you take the risk and invent a job or do you want to keep running the race knowing the possibility of winning is very low and you may never reach the finish line?

[NOTE: if this topic has been discussed before then let me know.]

Take the risks and invest a job via means on creating your own business/empire/company? Sounds really that too easy but on the time that you do set your foot then or sure you wont really be that
able to know on where you would start. We know that it does really need up some funding and this cant be cheap plus also not all people do really love or willing to take up such risks considering
that it does need up money or funding on which you would be primarily thinking on what the heck would be i doing on which you are really that tending to seek for money and not on spending
money on trying to create something like business or what. Yes, the advocacy or your plans is really right there but some people would really be remain realistic and instead of spending or risking
your funds then they would really be going into much safer side.

We would definitely be going in line on getting some jobs and earning with those, doesnt matter if its really that less or lacking because of competition or continuous
bloat up of population and as long they do have the degree then they would definitely be doing it.

[DVlog]

It is not as simple as OP mentioned. To create a new job position, at first we need to find out a problem that needs a human being to solve. This can be related to anything like a production, service or something that needs human interference. If you are planning to open a business and give some people jobs there it won't be inventing. Investing means totally new type of job that didn't exist at that time. As an example before the development of AI there wasn't a job called AI instructor where a job position would be opened for someone who knew how to command AI to do something. This is totally new job position.