If you read the title, it was a statement made by someone yesterday as he was trying to discourage someone else from getting a white collar job.(The kind of work he was referring to is a white collar job or any job that requires you to work as an employee in another man's company or business.).
In their conversation, as I paid close attention, he said that workers are slaves and that some workers are smiling in pain while working for peanuts. He went on to say that people are not supposed to work for anyone but should rather be their own boss.
Now, I wish to get your opinion, friends. What do you think of such a statement?
Personal for me, I do believe that getting a job is not just about the salary you get paid, but there are some jobs that can help to groom you into getting more experience that can also help you to explore when you want to start your own business or company to become your own boss.
Some people even get to learn about the boss role experience after working as an employee in some office for some number of months or years.
In conclusion, workers are not actually slaves, some people have reasons why they decided to work. For example, in my country, there is one man who is the CEO of a bank. According to him, he worked with the Central Bank of my country as a tech guy, but after eight years of working with them, he gathered lots of experience and also raised enough money that he was able to start his own company. He started an MMO (mobile money provider service), but today he is now a microfinance bank, and he has made excellent more than many commercial banks in my country.
You are quite right, as the concept of equating any professional works to slavery merely trivializes the many advantages and opportunities these activities will provide. Owning companies holds much more than a paycheck, for in these lie valuable knowledge, skill, and networking opportunities to help enhance the future of work.
In many respects, diversification may be a stepping stone toward valuable professional skills and insights. This feature is greatly appreciated by applicants. While working in different positions, the professional learns to manage projects, develop particular skills, and establish professional contacts.
Indeed, many successful entrepreneurs had started with entrepreneurship jobs which provided them with the skill and financial wherewithal to take up entrepreneurship later on. As a matter of fact, time spent on such activities often gives them an insight into the intricacies of the job that prepares them for the challenges when they get down to running their own projects.
It is such a great example you gave about the CEO who started as a tech in the Central Bank; it seems working in those roles can promise to be very successful. That goes to show that being an entrepreneur can be one stepping stone to big goals in building a successful career.
If you read the title, it was a statement made by someone yesterday as he was trying to discourage someone else from getting a white collar job.(The kind of work he was referring to is a white collar job or any job that requires you to work as an employee in another man's company or business.).
Some workers earn so well and I challenge them, why can't they become employers? You will see many of them living a frivolous lifestyle without any impact on the economy, is that fair in this context? There are contractual agreements in employment and it's your choice to accept or decline, so if you accept, it is rather you cooperating with the employer and not the employer enslaving you.
Again, working under employers has its advantages and disadvantages, and the same goes for creating jobs for yourselves, either way, let's just be smart and make sure we are financially free. But if the earnings are not so encouraging, you may decide to leave the job and find another one, you may also decide to add other income means to it or start your own business, it's your choice. But assuredly, in any economy, there will always be employers and employees, it is you who needs to define what you want for yourself.
You said something important. Of course, some of the workers do make good money, but sometimes finding work is not that easy. Many people would be content with the jobs they already have, or they may have some kind of problem that keeps them away from starting their own companies. And in the process, not everyone has the volition, and even the wherewithal, to make it back from entrepreneur to entrepreneur.
As a matter of fact, service is based upon mutual agreement and solidarity. The employers and employees interact through voluntary agreements whereby at one's discretion, either the set terms can be accepted or refused. Work may be a source of so many advantages and possibilities for stability and growth.
Your observation is so clear that every human being needs financial freedom. The motto should be financial stability so one can make informed decisions with regard to one's career and finances. If the current job does not suit or pay off adequately, possibilities exist to move on to other job openings, newer streams of incomes, or business ventures.