Let us be realistic to ourselves, is good to extreme to wait for government to make provision of every in a country, sometimes when we graduate from higher colleges we expected government to create employment opportunities but in some points government keep adamant of making employment be visible and available to the mass, on my instinct I said without government employment man can survive, I started a popcorn 🍿 business which I managed alone but right now have workers under me which I'm paying and now planning to establish another business.
Indeed, we can venture into entrepreneurship, but let us not forget that a business's success is largely dependent on the owner's performance. Take, for instance, a popcorn business you establish, where your income is significantly influenced by the quality of your entrepreneurial skills. The better you are at maximizing opportunities and potentials, the higher your potential payout. Your income could potentially skyrocket if you dominate the market and expand your business.
In contrast, government-allocated jobs come with fixed salaries that do not fluctuate. There's a slim tolerance for pay changes, perhaps ranging from only 1% to 10%.
The government still requires both workers and entrepreneurs, as these two elements complement each other in maintaining the country's economic stability and ensuring its normal functioning.Never be afraid to fail in your career - there are still plenty of ways to make more money than just working. The key is to never be lazy and always keep striving for success.