I. Economic risks
Because as long as you start a business, you need to invest, and for a college student who just went to college, they are still consumers, not workers. Students with slightly better family conditions can start a business with their parents' money. For most college students, the tuition fee of the university itself is enough for parents to worry about. How can there be extra money to support children's entrepreneurship? Therefore, college students should first consider the source of funds and bear economic risks. Because there are successes and failures in starting a business, success is of course a good thing. What about failure? Can you stand it?
Two. Time risk
Because many college students are studying at school and starting a business part-time, and starting a business is a matter that requires time, energy and thought. Once they embark on the road of starting a business, they don't have much time to study. Do college students give up their studies to start a business, or do they start a business after their studies? There is a time risk here. Of course, entrepreneurship is successful. Even if college students didn't finish college, didn't Bill Gates finish college? But what if the business fails? Not only missed the study time, but if you start a business in debt, it may take two or three years to pay off your debt after graduation. This is the time risk of starting a business. Although you fell down, you can get up again, but by the time you get up again, people have gone a long way.
Three. Occupational risk
Because college students start their own businesses, they may not choose their own majors. Entrepreneurship is a time-consuming undertaking, so even if you don't give up your major after starting a business, it will affect your studies, which is the occupational risk of college students. In addition, after starting a business, because of his entrepreneurial experience and ambition, it is difficult for college students to work with peace of mind after graduation. They are always ready to make a comeback and start a new career.
In fact, there are many ways to succeed in this society. Entrepreneurship is not necessarily the only way to succeed, and employment can also be a successful professional manager! It is difficult for a college student to return to his professional post because of his entrepreneurial experience, which is the third risk of college students' entrepreneurship.
Four. Emotional risk
Because college students choose to start a business, they choose another way of life. And this way of life, for most rural families, they will not understand and support. As the saying goes, nothing is better than reading. If a college student keeps a good book but is bent on starting a business, then most families will object, even his beloved girlfriend will object. So what should you do when college students' entrepreneurship is not understood and your relatives, lovers and friends oppose your entrepreneurship? What emotional risk you need to take! A college student wants to start a business, and his girlfriend leaves him. Do you want love or career? And love is just around the corner, and the cause is still unknown. Do you still have the courage to give up love and choose a career?
To sum up, college students' entrepreneurship has both temptations and risks. Because the process of life growth is a process of constantly choosing or giving up. Everyone's time, energy and money are limited. What should college students do in this limited life? How to plan your life? This is a problem that college students need to seriously think about. Success can be learned and cannot be copied.
Entrepreneurship is not suitable for anyone, but is closely related to people's thoughts, personalities, values and lifestyles.
Some college students are suitable for starting a business, while others are not. If you are a studious, enterprising, ambitious, restless, innovative, willing to challenge yourself and have strong endurance, then take bold action! People are at risk when they are alive, even if you do nothing. We can't become timid, cowardly and afraid just because there are risks in starting a business. In fact, there are opportunities behind risks, depending on whether you have the courage to challenge risks and the ability to take risks.
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