Inventing a job is better than finding a job

[wmaurik]

Working as an employee is only enough to meet monthly needs but there are not enough funds for savings, our economic impact will not increase because you can calculate that your annual income will not increase even if you get other incentives. However, we have to survive in that situation before having capital to open your own business, you have to increase your knowledge to learn financial management in current businesses and when you are ready to start a career in your own business, then you can consider using loan funds to open your own business.

So far, I have also considered opening my own business with existing capital, but currently I am still comfortable enough to remain an employee. My own business planning is still not completely finished, even though I have arranged some of it very neatly so that when I do it later I won't have so many obstacles because I still haven't thought about taking out loan funds to open my own business. But I still prefer to use my own funds even though the business is not too big, but as long as it can be sufficient to run, I will do it happily.

I think working as an employee can also be done by setting aside a little money from the results of work and saving it, it might be difficult too but I think they can do it, if their work can only meet their monthly needs, I don't think there will be any change unless it's a miracle. So I think however,  if they want to start their own business they have to be able to manage everything well and also be able to manage the finances they get, as I said by setting aside a little money to save, because otherwise I don't think anything will change. they do, especially to start a business. If they still can't, they have to have a side job to increase their income and that is also if they want to change what they do, because it is impossible to continue working as an employee who can only meet their monthly needs, of course they want a change such as starting a business. and opening a business, if they only rely on a job that can only meet their monthly needs, I think it will be difficult to start a business or enterprise.  So they have to find a solution to generate more income to save.

I've also thought like that for a long time even though I'm still working as someone else's employee, but now I've also started thinking about opening my own business because as you said, it won't be possible to work by just relying on a monthly income that never increases and never makes a change in life except just to delay hunger. So there is no other choice but to continue working as usual and open my own business so that there are two ways of income that I can get to make big changes in my own life, because I still don't want to leave my monthly income from working at someone else's place even though I I'm also thinking about creating a new job through my own business someday.

[DeathAngel]

In the current financial climate it’s better to find a job rather than creating one. This is because the economic uncertainty & market volatility make it challenging for new businesses to thrive. Finding a job provides more stability & a steady income which is crucial during uncertain times. Entrepreneurship can still be pursued if you have a unique & viable business idea, sufficient financial resources & a thorough understanding of the market conditions. The decision depends on your individual circumstances & risk tolerance.

[Qiubell5]

If a student has graduated from college and immediately starts a job or opens a business, I personally think it will be more difficult than looking for a job. Even though scientifically, college students definitely have it (in their respective majors). But still, their experience can be said to be zero.
Therefore, looking for a job first would be more suitable as a first step for a student who has just graduated from college. Because that way, they will definitely gain experience in the workplace and when they are ready, this experience will be a good provision for building their business or job.

[Accardo]

In the current financial climate it’s better to find a job rather than creating one. This is because the economic uncertainty & market volatility make it challenging for new businesses to thrive. Finding a job provides more stability & a steady income which is crucial during uncertain times. Entrepreneurship can still be pursued if you have a unique & viable business idea, sufficient financial resources & a thorough understanding of the market conditions. The decision depends on your individual circumstances & risk tolerance.

Running a business is quite difficult, but it's rewarding to manage a successful business. Many people pass through hard days; thick and thin to successfully achieve their dreams and goals. Long hours of creative and critical thinking, trial and error made many entrepreneurs forfeit their dreams seeking the promising job security of working for somebody else. Which provides them, with weekly, monthly, or annual income to sustain their livelihood. It still doesn't mean that employees do not struggle financially. The high number of unemployment in societies has convinced employees who are underemployed, underpaid, or work in an unconducive working environment to remain calm and claim all is moving fine in the cooperate world. The economic crisis hits hard on the business owners and employees suffer it the most, they get owed by their bosses. Companies borrow money and employees also borrow to survive. Both ways have disadvantages and advantages. However, the scalability of being a boss contributes to financial freedom. However, some business owners run broke with no means of paying back or reviving their fallen business.

Although, some employees earn good salaries, but still fight for a pay increase. They work every day and rest for a few days, only have a month for vacation. Unlike a successful business owner who can easily decide when to visit his office or how long he'll spend on a vacation. Big businesses or companies still offer their CEOs some sleepless nights, but not like the employees, who may work extra hours to meet their goals. In the case of a sole proprietor, with no employees, he can manage his business the way he wants, but the whole risk depends on him. It depends on the career part one needs to follow. Working for someone else is like offering our skills and experiences to the company. And it's quite helpful in advancing in our field, building a stronger network of business-like minds. Some employees in one company can earn more than a boss in a different company. But, one thing that separates a boss and such an employee, is future business advances. The business owner in a few years can either skyrocket his earnings or fail while the employee can easily lose their jobs, and whatever money they've made through the company disappears.

In making money, everyone loses money if their source of income gets worn out. Earning a huge amount of money can take longer years for an employee than a business owner. Here, I'm comparing a well-earned employee in a different company to a lesser-earning boss running his own company. You'd notice that the differences between an employee and a business owner aren't much to an extent. But generally speaking, the boss makes more money and free time and can retire at any moment. Unlike an employee who works with the companies' orders and instructions, until he gets to retirement age, and then relies on a pension. In a nutshell, what matters, whoever, we are or the position we hold in any company. It's important to provide good services. Then, have a vision to grow in our field. If you notice in my explanation, employees differ according to how they offer their services in the company they work. Experiencing a good time and salaries in the well conducive company is better than setting up a business that'll fail or render the owner bankrupt. One thing is certain, an employee can't earn more than his boss does in the same company. A hacker who works for Facebook can earn more than a boss who runs an offline business.

[icalical]

I do agree that inventing / creating job giving much more impact to society, and it generally better. But not everyone has the privilege to start a business. Tho most people will say that starting a business can use minimum resources, but it still required time, trial and error, and most of the time it will end up in failure. And most people can't afford failure, they only had one chance and they couldn't spend it a fail business, these people has no choice they need to make money as quick as possible, their only choice is to get a job that give them stable income.

[Dunamisx]

People were tired of finding jobs, working under people and getting paid a peanut, instead some will prefer working being self employed and they start this by first sitting down to think about a problem, reason on the possible solution they can offer to that and engage the launch into the market, we don't have to limit our capacity, efforts and mentality or the way we think about what we can offer or deliver, it's better that we start something no matter how small than long years of serving others working for them.

[junder]

I think working as an employee can also be done by setting aside a little money from the results of work and saving it, it might be difficult too but I think they can do it, if their work can only meet their monthly needs, I don't think there will be any change unless it's a miracle. So I think however,  if they want to start their own business they have to be able to manage everything well and also be able to manage the finances they get, as I said by setting aside a little money to save, because otherwise I don't think anything will change. they do, especially to start a business. If they still can't, they have to have a side job to increase their income and that is also if they want to change what they do, because it is impossible to continue working as an employee who can only meet their monthly needs, of course they want a change such as starting a business. and opening a business, if they only rely on a job that can only meet their monthly needs, I think it will be difficult to start a business or enterprise.  So they have to find a solution to generate more income to save.

I've also thought like that for a long time even though I'm still working as someone else's employee, but now I've also started thinking about opening my own business because as you said, it won't be possible to work by just relying on a monthly income that never increases and never makes a change in life except just to delay hunger. So there is no other choice but to continue working as usual and open my own business so that there are two ways of income that I can get to make big changes in my own life, because I still don't want to leave my monthly income from working at someone else's place even though I I'm also thinking about creating a new job through my own business someday.

If you already have a decent job, it's better to just keep it, don't leave or quit, even if you don't have other sources of income. It is better to survive first by forcing savings from the monthly income earned, until the income saved is enough to start a business maybe there you can leave your main job, as long as you are sure that the business to be run can develop well and generate profits for yourself, even though the monthly income from the business established is not equivalent to the monthly income of your permanent job it doesn't matter, I don't think it's a bad thing.

By you dare to start a business and leave your main job it is a good step, but it's even better when you start a business directly recruiting employees, so you don't have to quit your main job, it might sound difficult but there's no harm in trying. Whatever you do, if that's what you think is best, I'm all for it because doing business is a good thing.

[bounceback]

Not much problem for saying investing job is better than finding job for people have much money in their pocket and supported with their parents financial, not all people have good position and get enough money to star investing what ever kinds is it need much capital to start some business investing. I come from with parent have not stable financial condition not agree with your opinion because finding job is the best way than investing without supported good financial. Not all your words is wrong but I need job first and earn much capital keep saving for investing one day later in the future. I can't work all my life and want get rest as soon possible exactly after have stable financial will spent for investing in crypto, property and building business for stopping working all my day life.

[topbitcoin]

If a student has graduated from college and immediately starts a job or opens a business, I personally think it will be more difficult than looking for a job. Even though scientifically, college students definitely have it (in their respective majors). But still, their experience can be said to be zero.
Therefore, looking for a job first would be more suitable as a first step for a student who has just graduated from college. Because that way, they will definitely gain experience in the workplace and when they are ready, this experience will be a good provision for building their business or job.

one of the causes of many graduates who are still unemployed and have not found a job to date. the first is because the prestige is too high, while the ability is not qualified. They continue to pick and choose the jobs and companies that they will apply for, and in the end they do not get a job at all.

And secondly, when entering college, there are still many students who have the wrong major. And this can happen, because they register for college not because of a desire to get enough knowledge as their provision. Rather, because they are not yet able to live independently and leave their dependence on their parents, they are not yet able if they have to be exposed to the world of work. So they prefer to go to college, because by studying, their daily needs will be borne by their parents.

So departing from that, then choosing the right college major that suits our desires and abilities becomes very important. Because education during college is the main provision for achieving success, or pursuing a career in the world of work.

[Gozie51]

People were tired of finding jobs, working under people and getting paid a peanut, instead some will prefer working being self employed and they start this by first sitting down to think about a problem, reason on the possible solution they can offer to that and engage the launch into the market, we don't have to limit our capacity, efforts and mentality or the way we think about what we can offer or deliver, it's better that we start something no matter how small than long years of serving others working for them.

These days being self employed have proved to be more profitable and fulfilling, at least you have opportunity to create extra time or your own time for yourself. Being self employed lately is really encouraging with the rate of unemployment and waiting for government to provide jobs is an illusion , the jobs that are improvised are not enough to cater for the teaming youth population that come out of school year in year out and you can't compare that to the numbers of old people due for retirement, you see that is part of the problem. Even those due for retirement still want to stay longer because of the salary because they are not sure how their lives will turn out. I think it is better to be creative after coming out of school and become a job creator instead of being a job searcher.

[goldkingcoiner]

Looking for problems to solve and helping society by solving them is a much better alternative instead of working 8 hours a day 6 days a week for a cause that might not mean anything, and it will not be directly attributed to your name. But rather its your boss who gets all the credit. But then again that is what a job is. You get paid for letting someone use you like a tool. Whether you are thankful for that or if you have helped society in any way does not matter to your boss.

But inventing something that the world needs is a much harder task than many people imagine.

Suffice it to say, it is not for everyone.

[Fatunad]

If a student has graduated from college and immediately starts a job or opens a business, I personally think it will be more difficult than looking for a job. Even though scientifically, college students definitely have it (in their respective majors). But still, their experience can be said to be zero.
Therefore, looking for a job first would be more suitable as a first step for a student who has just graduated from college. Because that way, they will definitely gain experience in the workplace and when they are ready, this experience will be a good provision for building their business or job.

one of the causes of many graduates who are still unemployed and have not found a job to date. the first is because the prestige is too high, while the ability is not qualified. They continue to pick and choose the jobs and companies that they will apply for, and in the end they do not get a job at all.

And secondly, when entering college, there are still many students who have the wrong major. And this can happen, because they register for college not because of a desire to get enough knowledge as their provision. Rather, because they are not yet able to live independently and leave their dependence on their parents, they are not yet able if they have to be exposed to the world of work. So they prefer to go to college, because by studying, their daily needs will be borne by their parents.

So departing from that, then choosing the right college major that suits our desires and abilities becomes very important. Because education during college is the main provision for achieving success, or pursuing a career in the world of work.

Main reasons.

1. Lack of Job
2. Tough competition
3. Very high standard requirements for a low paying job
4. Laziness of a certain individual
5. Low salary
6. Not easily get hired because of lack of experience

This is why getting some job does really require a little bit of luck for you to be chosen. This is something that part of the reality today and this is something that we cant really be able to avoid.
If you are someone who had just finished your studies then it would be normal that you would be finding or looking for some job and here comes the tough challenge on getting one
and because of those things mentioned aboved then you might be ending up on having no job in the end.

Unemployment % is never been that declining for most countries but rather it is gradually bloating. Some could land a job but majority cannot.
This is why they would really be finding any opportunities that they could possibly be able to find.

[mirakal]

Based on my experience, I feel more fulfillment and satisfaction inventing on my own job. The risks are definitely hard to overcome in the beginning, but when you get used to your own job and you feel more satisfied with your compensation, then I see there's no reason anymore to get a real job and get employed.

However, security and stability on my current job is what makes me more worried, unlike if you are employed, your employer will take care of the rest. But I don't see it as a threat but a big challenge on my part, that is maximizing every opportunity that is available and saving and investing my profits to have a stable retirement in the future.

[serjent05]

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.]

I can't comprehend the term inventing a job.  I can understand creating job opportunities but inventing a job is a new term for me.  Sounds like an activity that needs a lot of research and trial and error things.  Ill take this as creating a job opportunity then.  I think it is better to create a job opportunity for oneself than look for a job given by other companies.

With created job opportunities, we are well aware of the scope and have control over the payment and services.  We hold the treasury and the contract directly to the subscriber or client.  It gives us 100% of the payment than finding a job offered by companies.

But of course, we need experience and records of our job performance so before implementing this kind of strategy(creating our job opportunities), we should make ourselves earn enough experience by finding jobs.  Besides, it is a portfolio building for people who are fresh graduates.

[shinratensei_]

People were tired of finding jobs, working under people and getting paid a peanut, instead some will prefer working being self employed and they start this by first sitting down to think about a problem, reason on the possible solution they can offer to that and engage the launch into the market, we don't have to limit our capacity, efforts and mentality or the way we think about what we can offer or deliver, it's better that we start something no matter how small than long years of serving others working for them.

that arguably also come with many compromises, the first year and second year would be difficult year to go on with the business as im sure that'd be the time where you are spending money instead of earning if you are eager to start some entrepreneurship, every businessman that have opened enough business know that there are no profits for us for the first year thats why big capital is needed to overcome such situation.
and the next year after that would be the year to determine whether our business have place in the market or not and if it doesn't then be ready to lose all the effort and capital we've spent before.
inventing job indeed more beneficial than finding a job but it requires strong will and in my opinion to get the best of both worlds, just find a job until you built the career, got connections and also capital, then start out your own business then that'd be easier.

[Y3shot]

In the current financial climate it’s better to find a job rather than creating one. This is because the economic uncertainty & market volatility make it challenging for new businesses to thrive. Finding a job provides more stability & a steady income which is crucial during uncertain times. Entrepreneurship can still be pursued if you have a unique & viable business idea, sufficient financial resources & a thorough understanding of the market conditions. The decision depends on your individual circumstances & risk tolerance.

It depends on the kind of business you are talking about, their are some kind of business that one needs to depend on a job to generate money to start up business,  while some other business you just need a job to generate money to start up . Business you can just start without much money are money the ones which you just need to learn hand work.

Not everyone fancy having a job because the money that will becoming from this jobs is  just a fixed amount that one will be earning for  a long time , but creating a job their are good tendency that tge business can grow and expand in money that will be generated as the time counts.

[Inwestour]

Based on my experience, I feel more fulfillment and satisfaction inventing on my own job. The risks are definitely hard to overcome in the beginning, but when you get used to your own job and you feel more satisfied with your compensation, then I see there's no reason anymore to get a real job and get employed.

However, security and stability on my current job is what makes me more worried, unlike if you are employed, your employer will take care of the rest. But I don't see it as a threat but a big challenge on my part, that is maximizing every opportunity that is available and saving and investing my profits to have a stable retirement in the future.

Hired labor is not only a way to shift responsibility to the employer, it also means more free time outside of working hours, because your own business will require much more of your time and knowledge in different areas.

This choice is not so simple, your business can be successful for several years, but at some point it will become unprofitable, it is not uncommon for a business to fail. When I read an article a long time ago that a highly paid job will always be better than having your own business, and I probably agree with this. Each choice will have positive and negative sides, but if the positive aspects predominate in your choice, then do what makes you most comfortable. There is no single correct choice.

[slapper]

People were tired of finding jobs, working under people and getting paid a peanut, instead some will prefer working being self employed and they start this by first sitting down to think about a problem, reason on the possible solution they can offer to that and engage the launch into the market, we don't have to limit our capacity, efforts and mentality or the way we think about what we can offer or deliver, it's better that we start something no matter how small than long years of serving others working for them.

that arguably also come with many compromises, the first year and second year would be difficult year to go on with the business as im sure that'd be the time where you are spending money instead of earning if you are eager to start some entrepreneurship, every businessman that have opened enough business know that there are no profits for us for the first year thats why big capital is needed to overcome such situation.
and the next year after that would be the year to determine whether our business have place in the market or not and if it doesn't then be ready to lose all the effort and capital we've spent before.
inventing job indeed more beneficial than finding a job but it requires strong will and in my opinion to get the best of both worlds, just find a job until you built the career, got connections and also capital, then start out your own business then that'd be easier.

First years are generally cash-burn because we're investing in a concept with no immediate rewards. Like caring for a plant without knowing if it will produce. Let's reverse the script: this phase can spark innovation. We must get inventive with resources and plan carefully. Isn't that thrilling? Our market viability is tested in the second year, the make-or-break year. What if it's a reality check? Not only do you lose money, but you get insights. Every failure teaches great lessons, right? Now, about the job first, business later approach: Safe and sensible. A job provides income, experience, and contacts. Does it also instill risk-aversion? Could it inhibit entrepreneurship? constructing a safety net—are we also constructing mental barriers? The employee-to-entrepreneur move requires a mentality shift and resources. The true problem may be starting with the appropriate mindset, regardless of the path. How do we mix caution with courage, practicality and passion?

[angrybirdy]

If a student has graduated from college and immediately starts a job or opens a business, I personally think it will be more difficult than looking for a job. Even though scientifically, college students definitely have it (in their respective majors). But still, their experience can be said to be zero.
Therefore, looking for a job first would be more suitable as a first step for a student who has just graduated from college. Because that way, they will definitely gain experience in the workplace and when they are ready, this experience will be a good provision for building their business or job.

And that's what other fresh graduates doing, looking for a job from a good and well know companies to gain experiences and to enhance their knowledges about the specific task so that if the time will come that they want to build their own business, they can apply all the things they learned from working. Even those rich students who has a capability building their own business right after the graduation still choose to apply for a work, unless they have build already their own businesses or they are heir in their family business. Whatever it is, I can say that you can handle well your own business if you have a lot of work/life experiences.

[nara1892]

If a student has graduated from college and immediately starts a job or opens a business, I personally think it will be more difficult than looking for a job. Even though scientifically, college students definitely have it (in their respective majors). But still, their experience can be said to be zero.
Therefore, looking for a job first would be more suitable as a first step for a student who has just graduated from college. Because that way, they will definitely gain experience in the workplace and when they are ready, this experience will be a good provision for building their business or job.

And that's what other fresh graduates doing, looking for a job from a good and well know companies to gain experiences and to enhance their knowledges about the specific task so that if the time will come that they want to build their own business, they can apply all the things they learned from working. Even those rich students who has a capability building their own business right after the graduation still choose to apply for a work, unless they have build already their own businesses or they are heir in their family business. Whatever it is, I can say that you can handle well your own business if you have a lot of work/life experiences.

Everything will look like easy and will work if we want to do it, you can look for knowledge or references from anywhere and it depends on your needs. What you're describing is one of the most effective ways that people who are now successful in their lives have always used, not entirely successful but most of them get something that can make their lives better. I often hear the words of some great teachers that "take advantage of the situation and absorb the knowledge" meaning that we must really be able to take advantage of all the opportunities that come, as you say take as much knowledge as possible when we are working in a company that is good enough of course that can give us new things that are positive and that have benefits.

Do not let you go out empty-handed, like spending a lot of time in school but when you graduate you don't get any lessons then it will be in vain, you will not get a good impact that is useful for the future. Likewise in terms of work, we must be serious in working so that we can gain experience to be used as a provision that will be very useful when you want to build your own business in the same field. Because in terms of business it is not only money that needs to be prepared but more importantly experience that will be able to make you build good planning and management in your business, it's useless if you have a lot of money but don't know how to manage a business, it will end in vain and failure.