Just to be honest, I have no thoughts on that particular issue, although I must say that it seems that the entrepreneurs are more bullish than I thought they would be. They don't really say it out loud, but the extracted idea from what they said was : being an entrepreneur is better than being an employee.
I really have something to say in this matter of Entrepreneurs vs Employees. Most entrepreneurs are bullish because they report to no one, they work for themselves, they took risks, and they have the smart people under their payroll and control. They're giving out salaries instead of living from salaries. I see entrepreneurship from a different angle. Entrepreneurship is not about founding and controlling a company or having stake from a company. It's not about not reporting to anyone and have no bosses up your ass. Entrepreneurship is not about controlling smart people and keeping them under your payroll.Entrepreneurship is a way of thinking.
Entrepreneurship is a way of thinking about a problem in its relation with a business. It's about initiatives and innovation. Entrepreneurs are those who think without any limitations or any fear, those who think like nobody's business and just do things in order to solve a problem. While it is true that most employees are just trying to make their bosses happy rather to take the company further. But I've known several employees (no shares/stakes) working in a company but with a no-fear and just-do-it attitude, taking the company he works for to a whole new level. This is an employee that thinks like an entrepreneur. These are the kind of people you want! This type of mentality is what separates entrepreneurs and employees. It's not about who pays who, who reports to who rather than anything. And of course this is my personal opinion on seeing entrepreneurship, and I just wish that entrepreneurs just stop being bullish to employees. Entrepreneurship does make a better economy, but if everybody's an entrepreneur then we might have a problem. Now, if you think I got this message all wrong then please move on and read something else. Moving on.
Entrepreneurship is a way of thinking about a problem in its relation with a business. It's about initiatives and innovation. Entrepreneurs are those who think without any limitations or any fear, those who think like nobody's business and just do things in order to solve a problem. While it is true that most employees are just trying to make their bosses happy rather to take the company further. But I've known several employees (no shares/stakes) working in a company but with a no-fear and just-do-it attitude, taking the company he works for to a whole new level. This is an employee that thinks like an entrepreneur. These are the kind of people you want! This type of mentality is what separates entrepreneurs and employees. It's not about who pays who, who reports to who rather than anything. And of course this is my personal opinion on seeing entrepreneurship, and I just wish that entrepreneurs just stop being bullish to employees. Entrepreneurship does make a better economy, but if everybody's an entrepreneur then we might have a problem. Now, if you think I got this message all wrong then please move on and read something else. Moving on.
