It’s okay if you are not an entrepreneur and work for large corporate… Amit Goel January 17, 2016 Entrepreneurship , Product Management , startup , Startup Failure being an employee , employee , Entrepreneur , entrepreneur vs employee , Entrepreneurship , indian media , indian startups , large companies , large corporates , standupindia , startup , startup ecosystem , startup media , startupindia With all the buzz around startups and entrepreneurship.
the idea and so many other factors. Entrepreneurship is the most expensive hobby in a person’s life. It sucks everything out of his life and he still feels happy. An entrepreneur’s life is not a Richie rich life. It is full of lonliness, blood, sweat and tears everyday for years. When you see a successful entrepreneur on TV or read about him, do think that it’s a face he is putting up.
I just thought about people who are employee and work for small and large companies and are not entrepreneur. What about them ? Just because entrepreneurship is getting limelight and lot a coverage in print and electronic media, does it make them the lesser mortals ? you can’t have a billion dollar dream with minimum wage work ethic. Image courtesy : I’ll say to all my friends who work for others that.
it is fine if you are not an entrepreneur. Infact, not just fine, it is great like that too. Even the entrepreneurs or founders of the company hire great talent and you are one of them. Everyone in this world plays a role and you are playing a role of an employee. No company can survive and grow beyond a couple of years without its employees. There are thousands of people who.
work at Google. There are hundreds of thousands of people who work at Reliance, Tata group, and many other conglomerates. These companies hire the best brains to work for them and help them grow. Remember that newspapers cover only the success stories and even the failure of an entrepreneur is glorified. Out of 1000 startups, only 1 becomes a unicorn, 10 become greater than million , 50 remain between million to million.
and rest of them die over a period of time. If you look at current trends, it is a rare thing for a startup to be profitable or self-sustaining. There is mad rush for VC money. and VC money is not raised only because of very strong business proposition or fundamentals. It also gets raised on various factors including your academic background, your network and references, your team, the grit put behind.
the idea and so many other factors. Entrepreneurship is the most expensive hobby in a person’s life. It sucks everything out of his life and he still feels happy. An entrepreneur’s life is not a Richie rich life. It is full of lonliness, blood, sweat and tears everyday for years. When you see a successful entrepreneur on TV or read about him, do think that it’s a face he is putting up.
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