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Employment vs. Business


Many among us start to think about doing business right after we are about to finish our education. An early initiative is without a doubt helpful but seems to be the concern is when some of us get so against doing a job. May people thing that being employed for someone else is not something they can do. Answering to anyone else is not their cup of tea according to their mindset. However, when a person becomes a business owner there are a lot more people one needs to answer to while at a job you only have to report to your boss.


 

There is no arguing that almost under all the conditions owning a business is a far better future prospect than having a job regardless of the payout. But, even when one wants to do a business a job in the same category is one of the most beneficial ways to gain hands on experience before putting one’s money and time at stake. There is nothing known as the invalid experience. Everything you go through teaches you something and while you might be all ready to take that capital and start your own enterprise right away why you don’t push that break for a while and think.

Each business has its target market which can also be called potential sales leads. These are the number of people that have a higher chance of buying your product or service that you sell. Targeting random people is a waste of time which is a very basic knowledge for anyone who knows tiniest bit about business. Knowing your market is just one factor but to really get those sales in cash one needs to know the psychology on which those particular groups of leads work.

Psychology is not something that you can read about or learn from an article it requires different aspect of your business combined with statistics from the market and then a little influence of experience is required. Business factors and data might require some effort but one can easily get their hands on them if they know where to look. But, experience is something doesn’t come cheap and it doesn’t require money it needs something far more valuable and that is time. Time is an essential for gaining experience and there might be numerous ways o get it but the easiest one is arguably by opting for a job.

Being employed in the same industry in which your business comes is a good way to really get one to one experience with your customer and simultaneously know that terms, variable and tactics that rule the market. This can also help in having an insight at the future prospect of any risk and growth that you might not be aware of, this will definitely help you to be prepared on your way to the top once you start your business.

Most of us want to be successful, right? How To Become a $1 Million Enterprise Sales Leader” (ISBN 978-1952263002) by Bruce McCombs is designed to help leaders use a process to improve their performance and be successful – however you define success. Leaders set direction, provide a vision and create a path for others to follow. A vision is one you see, feel, understand and embrace. My coaching clients are particularly good at this.

Bruce is an award-winning Enterprise Sales Coach who works with sales executives, managers and individual contributors from all types of industries. He is also a Certified Professional Co-Active Coach (CPCC) and graduate of Co-active Training Institute (CTI) , the world’s premier coaching school.

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