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I'm a commerce graduate from India. When I graduated I realised the only jobs available to me are ones outsourced from developed nations - uninteresting back of
by asto 15y ago
I'm a commerce graduate from India. When I graduated I realised the only jobs available to me are ones outsourced from developed nations - uninteresting back office jobs. Since I was pretty good with computers - I use linux, can bash script, build websites using html/css and php frameworks, code in python, currently learning C - I decided to get into web development freelancing. Since everybody in India is out to get websites for themselves or their businesses, the potential is good enough to start my own company sometime soon.
To give you a general answer to your question, there's only one reason why people start businesses - circumstance. The circumstance may vary. Maybe you have a great business plan that can make you insanely rich. Maybe nothing else interests you. Maybe a friend asked you to co-found a company.
- vga15 15y agoonly one reason why people start businesses - circumstance Not necessarily true. Better proactive than reactive. I've a feeling that those who take deliberate measures to ensure opportunities bloom, would be a few steps ahead. Maybe you're looking to leave a dent in the universe. Maybe you want a few more dollars for that shiny new ferrari. Maybe you want to expand your interests. Congrats on the move to freelancing. Can be quite lucrative. How are you planning on obliterating the competition? I'd assume its fierce over there.