What's hotter -- entrepreneurship or a top job?

• cloud_wnd

  29 Jan 07, 22:03

  Hi Guyz,,
  
  Are entrepreneurs more satisfied at the end of the day? orr the top job??
• Ito_^

  29 Jan 07, 22:05

  i would prefer top job..
  
  but hor. the truth is, i cannot be managed.
• Parka

  29 Jan 07, 22:06

  It depends on what drives you.
  
  I've tons of friends who are happy just being employees with a regular income for the rest of their lives.
• the_fallen

  29 Jan 07, 22:41

  it depends on the situation that you're in.
  
  the amount of liabilites that you have to pay each month.
  
  the amount of commitement and salary ratio.
  
  primary factor = interest.
  
  if you have the interest to be an entrepreneur, than you will minimize your expenses and liabilites to focus on your business.
• Cool-gal

  29 Jan 07, 22:51

  top job.
  lesser stress n time consuming compare to entrepreneur.
  
• cAr|n

  29 Jan 07, 22:56

  yah i prefer the top job too
  
  it's tough being an entrepreneur
  
• cloud_wnd

  29 Jan 07, 23:11

  I personally feel entreprenaurship is the essence of being a complete person.
  
  End of the day, you are happy that it is only u who is responsible for your fate. It's like driving ur own car and not having to depend on a chauffer's skills and decision making prowess! Take the front seat, drive your destiny to success; Be an entreprenaur!
• gasband

  29 Jan 07, 23:13

  i love being in a top job cos it provides resources for my entreprenuership
• rmyfrm

  29 Jan 07, 23:14

  Cynic or realist; up to you >>
  
  Entrepreneurs are people who cannot find or hold top jobs to me.
  
  I highly doubt the validity of any figures or statistics declaring outlandish financial returns on being an entrepreneur; I do not deny their existence but I strongly and firmly believe they are a minority.
  
  My one sentence view of entrepreneurs also stems from the very watered down meaning we give to the word in Singapore.
  
  Anyone can be an entrepreneur, but not everyone can be (e.g. property agent, frontline sales agent, business analyst). Given that this is sgForums, to indemnify myself from any statements taking my views to the extreme, I make clear now that I mean the readiness by which someone can become an compared to becoming an entrepreneur.
  
  But yea la ... entrepreneurs are hotter; they get heaps of media publicity and so much public recognition ... general consensus and response seems to rank entrepreneurs up there with accountants, engineers, doctors etc.
• breytonhartge

  29 Jan 07, 23:23

  Originally posted by cloud_wnd:

  Hi Guyz,,
  
  Are entrepreneurs more satisfied at the end of the day? orr the top job??

  I would be an entrepreneur have had the top job, but nothing beats being your own boss.
• manyu882

  29 Jan 07, 23:38

  mainly entrepreneurship
  top job, JIC