A lot of you are, or have been, small business owners. I was presented with an opportunity last year and did some investigating, but the timing wasn't right. That opportunity still exists. If anything, it's an even bigger opportunity now than it was last year, with fewer risks. I don't really know if I want to take it or not, though.
I don't really have an overwhelming desire to run my own business. There are a lot of things I'd like to change about how my industry handles things like training upcoming engineers. That said, I know that good ideas in theory aren't always realizable, let alone good in practice.
I'm not looking to make a big company. It'd just be me to start with, though I'd expect to grow to 5-10 employees total (which is decent sized for what I do).
I'd like some input from y'all on what you think it takes to succeed.
I don't really have an overwhelming desire to run my own business. There are a lot of things I'd like to change about how my industry handles things like training upcoming engineers. That said, I know that good ideas in theory aren't always realizable, let alone good in practice.
I'm not looking to make a big company. It'd just be me to start with, though I'd expect to grow to 5-10 employees total (which is decent sized for what I do).
I'd like some input from y'all on what you think it takes to succeed.
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