Entrepreneur vs Employee

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What you want to say about it.?

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Well I am an employee so... Not much to brag about :p
But then, I love what I do and I am well paid enough to do whatever I want to. So, I have no complaints whatsoever against my boss.
 
Left my corporate job where I legitimately saw and worked with the owner every day. The past year he bought a McLaren p1 for his new daily driver. Working on over $1,000,000 worth of IT projects in a year yet I'm way underpaid.

It's been three months and I've never been happier, that company I left is now my largest client.
 
I don't understand why you put up a poll. Yes, if you are an employee of a for-profit business, the point is generally to make money for the owners. In return, they work to provide you with job security and stability without suffering directly from losses or risking lawsuits or things like that.
 
Left my corporate job where I legitimately saw and worked with the owner every day. The past year he bought a McLaren p1 for his new daily driver. Working on over $1,000,000 worth of IT projects in a year yet I'm way underpaid.

It's been three months and I've never been happier, that company I left is now my largest client.
That's awesome...
 
Well I am an employee so... Not much to brag about :p
But then, I love what I do and I am well paid enough to do whatever I want to. So, I have no complaints whatsoever against my boss.
good dear me happy that you love me <3
 
I don't understand why you put up a poll. Yes, if you are an employee of a for-profit business, the point is generally to make money for the owners. In return, they work to provide you with job security and stability without suffering directly from losses or risking lawsuits or things like that.
Totally agree. In Sweden for example we have a tendency to think of ourselves as better when working in a team and not capable enough to work on our own, or by bragging that one is better than the others.
And I find this a very valuable lesson because keeping your feet on the ground and work and improve without being worried about numerous everyday problems and dilemmas a business owner faces.
I for example am looking to outsource the most labor intensive tasks of my job, letting me focus and work on what I enjoy until I have a system of A-Z project flowing without a hassle.
 
You think that's bad you should look at the government.

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Left my corporate job where I legitimately saw and worked with the owner every day. The past year he bought a McLaren p1 for his new daily driver. Working on over $1,000,000 worth of IT projects in a year yet I'm way underpaid.

It's been three months and I've never been happier, that company I left is now my largest client.
But the question remains, are you driving a lambo or a corolla?
 
it depends of the company you work for, there are really good CEOs and good companies that offer good salary and care about workers.. but these are rare..
 
old but gold

That said there are some huge and inherent advantages of the stability that a 9-5 provides.
 
One of the most retarded things I've read on the internet so far. See below:

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I'd prefer to be a leader, you go faster, you're surrounded with people that love you and sends positive energy towards you, rather be driving an average car like my employees than riding Lambo and watching them coming with a bike.
 
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