Everyone's road to entrepreneurship is not easy. What kind of entrepreneurial experience do you have?

Hello, I'd like to talk about my entrepreneurial experience for your question, hoping to help you. About myself, I was born in 1988, and I graduated from China Agricultural University at the age of 31. In fact, to tell the truth, after coming out of college in 26 and looking for a job for a few months, this college diploma was directly burned by me. My first job was in Suzhou Samsung Electronics Factory. At that time, I had more than 1 yuan left. When I saw Samsung's recruitment, I went directly for an interview. Because I worked too hard later, I gave up and embarked on the road of starting a business.

1. I want to engage in a technical skill

I have observed for a long time that there are so many people working in the electronics factory that it should be good to have a barbecue at night, so I went to a barbecue shop and prepared to steal the teacher. I went to tell my boss that I was a successor to the * * * capitalism who gave back to the society. Believe it or not, that's what I told my boss at that time, and my boss accepted me. I managed two meals a day and helped myself. In this way, I had the right opportunity to steal the teacher. I helped my boss for 15 days. I thought I was smart and I learned the essence, so I said goodbye to my boss, who invited me to dinner. Got me 15 bucks. In the end, I didn't understand propaganda, and it ended badly.

2. Want to invest in snacks

It is said that it is easy to make money by cooking, so I will study snacks. I have observed all the people who make snacks in the night market, and I feel that it is almost the same. It is ok to earn a few hundred dollars a day, but it is not enough because the scale of operation limits the profit space. Jiege from Wuhan introduced me to a fellow villager who sells Regan Noodles in Shanghai. He is an Anhui native who sells Regan Noodles from Wuhan, with an average share.

There is no such thing as a project being unrealistic. When people talk about a project, they like to comment that it is unrealistic. In fact, it is often these most impractical things that have the greatest value. It is said that it is difficult to do business. It is because the supply of things that are too common and too practical often exceeds the demand, which leads to a whole price-fixing market, both on the Internet and in reality.