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Anonymous

Stealth • 3d

People often highlight the success stories of those who excel in business, but no one talks about those who fail. Everyone celebrates the opening of a restaurant, but no one celebrates when it shuts down. I am not against business; if you want to pursue entrepreneurship, that’s great, but don’t criticize those who choose to work in jobs. Many people who promote entrepreneurship often criticize 9-to-5 jobs, viewing them as limiting or less impactful compared to building a billion-dollar company. This perception arises from the glamorization of entrepreneurship, fueled by success stories of entrepreneurs like Elon Musk or Jeff Bezos, which portray business ownership as a path to freedom, wealth, and impact. However, 9-to-5 jobs offer stability, consistent growth, and respectable career paths, with many professionals achieving significant success and satisfaction. The difference lies in personal preferences and values—some prioritize security and structured growth,

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Anonymous 1

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Absolutely agreed this is a problem in society. Many people are happy with 9-5. If everyone becomes a ceo who’ll run the company?

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