A wise man works before starting a business.

Smart people, go to work first, then start a business.

Part-time job is the premise and accumulation of entrepreneurship. But don't go to work with the mentality of working, but go to work with the mentality of starting a business and study. Choose first-and second-tier cities to work, not third-and fourth-tier cities.

1. Find an industry where you can work alone in the future, learn from experience, instead of traditional industries, and be a screw.

2. Find more powerful companies to cooperate, learn more on the big platform and have more resources.

3. In this industry, divide a trajectory, choose a job that you can do alone in the future, and stick to it.

Give yourself 200 days to make up the professional knowledge and skills in this industry. People's ability is very important.

For example, in the current live broadcast industry, you can cram all the relevant courses in the market within 200 days, and then practice by yourself. After you go to the company, you will definitely pass the interview. What's more, the position you are applying for is an operation assistant, which has a very underdeveloped space, not a technical job of shooting and editing. After a year of practical study, you can do better than others.

In the first year, I worked as an operation assistant, learning professional knowledge and increasing experience. Learn how to operate and use the company's funds and platform resources to improve their skills and abilities.

In the second year of operation, I improved my leadership and learned team management, and I was proficient in everything from recruitment to management.

In the third year, I will operate and master valuable resources inside and outside the platform. Use the mixed resources of big companies to accumulate contacts.

In the fourth year, I started my own business. Worst of all, I saved some money. Secondly, I have my own team. If I have enough resources, I can find a boss to invest in it.

Track+professional ability+management ability+rich resources = entrepreneurial success.

Why are many bosses not afraid of employees going out alone? Because most employees have no guts at all. After all, most people are ordinary people, timid and cautious. After years of student life, it is difficult for them to get out of their comfort zone. Be sure to figure out what kind of person you will become in the future. Instead of living in a daze.