The employment rate of veterans is low. How about starting a business?

Because most veterans have no education and skills, the employment rate of veterans is low. Many veterans want to find a well-paid job by what they learned in the army, but they have to face the experience of hitting a wall everywhere. In this case, many veterans thought of another way-doing business.

There are some bold ways to do business, and there are also some small ways to try. Either way, doing business is a dangerous road for veterans. As far as I know, many veterans who embarked on the road of entrepreneurship with confidence ended in failure. Veterans are not suitable for business, at least in the case of immature conditions. I think there are three reasons.

First, I have no skills.

If you have a skill, then at least you have the confidence to do business in the field you are good at, and you can do something by yourself, which is equivalent to a guarantee. When you can't recruit employees, or when employees are absent, at least you can stand up. If you can't do it, try to be a "top boss" and count money every day when you lie down. How long can this business last? Without technology, nine times out of ten, the bamboo basket will draw water with a sieve, so it is suggested that experienced people without technology should never blindly do business.

Second, lack of social experience, not clear about the current entrepreneurial environment.

Before soldiers joined the army, most of them were inexperienced students with no social experience. After being a soldier, they still have no social experience because they have been isolated from society for a long time, which leads them to be out of touch with society and unclear about the current entrepreneurial environment. You have to use your head when doing business, not to mention the problem of funds. Taking the location of stores as an example, this is a very important link. The location of the store is well chosen, almost half the battle; If the choice is not good, it will basically fail. And all this is based on the understanding of the current entrepreneurial environment. Don't say that veterans who have been out of touch with society all the year round, that is, businessmen who often walk around the society, may make mistakes when choosing store addresses. Choose a place with many people, the rent is high, and the funds can't cope; Choose a place with less traffic, and business can't be done generally; Choosing a place with a general flow of people doesn't seem to make any money. It can be seen that the choice of store address is a university question, and even largely determines the success or failure of business.

Third, capital investment.

If you want to do business, you must budget the funds. Many people who decide to do business have calculated all kinds of funds for thousands of times, thinking that their business will definitely make money. However, when it really opened, it was discovered that the actual funds needed far exceeded the funds budgeted in mind. Many entrepreneurs naively think that every month is nothing more than rent, utilities, costs and employees' salaries, but they don't know that there are many other expenses besides these expenses. It is common for equipment to break down, and it takes maintenance fees to find someone to repair it; If it is a commercial rental store, water and electricity are higher than civil water and electricity; Some stores also need property fees every month; Some industries will even be affected by the weather, and bad weather can stop you for several days; And the profit may not be as high as you think ... there are too many expenses and problems to consider. When you set foot in it, you may not make any money at all after you are busy every month, and you may even do business at a loss.

To sum up, three points are the reasons why veterans are not suitable for doing business. Of course, although I think veterans are not suitable for business, it is not a total denial. If you have a skill, you can try to do business if you know the current entrepreneurial environment and have enough funds. In short, entrepreneurship is risky and investment needs to be cautious. If you are not sure, you'd better not do business blindly.