Should college students choose to start a business after graduation? This is a topic that has many different opinions, and many people in the entrepreneurial and investment circles have argued about it.
In fact, many entrepreneurs do not support college students in entrepreneurship. Most of them recommend that college students work for a few years after graduation, accumulate certain social experience before starting a business.
But as a college student, there are too many people who are restless and unwilling to start a business. They always think about doing something after graduation and are eager to join the craze of entrepreneurship. However, opportunities are stranded due to various reasons, just like the saying in Murphy's Law: Everyone has a plan to get rich that cannot be operated.
If we are starting a business with the pension money of our parents or borrowed money, we must think twice and be cautious. It is best to have some work experience first, conduct some social practice, understand what is happening in entrepreneurship and whether we meet these conditions, and then consider whether to start a business.
In fact, the reason why so many entrepreneurs do not support college students in entrepreneurship is mainly because they are worried that college students are not able to cope with the difficulties brought about in the early stages of entrepreneurship.
First of all, starting a business requires funds, especially in the early stages of entrepreneurship, which definitely requires some financial support that will not see returns in the short term to maintain operations. Then the question is, how can we, as college students, come up with this first amount of funds?
Moreover, the road to entrepreneurship is not smooth. If the funds we ask for from our family are wasted, how should we end it? The first difficulty in starting a business for college students is that we do not have enough initial funds and it is difficult to attract other sponsorships.
Secondly, entrepreneurship projects are not easy to choose. You need a platform to do any project. Choose a good platform and you will be able to do a project with ease. However, choosing a wrong platform will backfire. As college students, we do not have enough social experience. We rely entirely on our own imagination to start a business. It is difficult for us to distinguish which projects are easy to make money, and which projects are exhausted and cannot make a penny.
Finally, it is college students who lack entrepreneurial skills. We have just graduated from school. We do not understand relevant policies and regulations, have no relevant work and practical experience, lack ability and experience, but we have very high expectations for entrepreneurship and cannot withstand a major blow.
If you want to start a business, the first thing you need to do is to recognize yourself. After you recognize yourself, you can rationally view your advantages and disadvantages in all aspects of funds, projects, related abilities, and social experience. Only when we consider all aspects carefully can we ensure that our entrepreneurship can have a good start.
