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"Starting your own company" is certainly not for everyone. And even for those who will eventually have the knowledge and domain expertise to start something pro
by jonathanjaeger 14y ago
"Starting your own company" is certainly not for everyone. And even for those who will eventually have the knowledge and domain expertise to start something profitable (i.e. pays at least your own salary), it often takes time. You don't suddenly pop out of high school and have a profitable company on your hands.
- helloamar 14y agoEveryone can't start one, to start one we should have focus, commitment, idea, most important part is to do the ground work.
- chii 14y ago> Everyone can't start one i'd like to challenge this idea that not everyone can start a company. May be not in the current form that a company takes - i.e., having a lot of "admin" stuff to take care off (such as taxes, registration, various laws etc). I think specialization is the key here - may be there is room for a specialized company whose sole job is to take the "business admin" part out, and all the founder has to do is actually do the work. All of the other parts that a ancillary is done by this specialized company. What this could mean is that instead of working for someone, everyone works for themselves, and all the organizing happens via some automated fashion (akin to how the stock market operates). Also what this means is that if the efficiency of the system is can be made high, then mediocrity will quickly die out (due to natural selection).