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How can I avoid getting stuck in a corporate setting and work for myself early on? #Spring26

I plan on majoring in business management and dream of one day owning my own business. I don't want to be stuck in a corporate ladder where it may seem impossible to get out of thus not allowing me to pursue my dream.

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Antoni’s Answer

Don't be scared to take risks, but always have a backup plan. Begin with a small project on the side, and make sure you enjoy it, not just for the money, to avoid burnout.

Stay open to various opportunities. It's better to avoid big companies at first because their fast pace might hinder your growth. Instead, consider working with startups where you can manage projects from start to finish. Don't hesitate to try something new. Take the leap and see where it leads you.
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Greg’s Answer

Honestly you need to work for someone else to build experience before you work for yourself. It would be very tricky to work for yourself early in your career unless you have a very marketable skill which others don't have.
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Salsabil’s Answer

I used to be a teacher and never thought I’d work in the corporate world, let alone stay for over six years. From my experience, corporate life doesn't have to feel like a trap if you don't let it. I've learned a lot here, like how businesses operate, how teams collaborate, and how decisions are made.

It's important to stay focused and not just drift along. Keep building skills that can help you pursue your own goals one day, and always be curious about opportunities outside your current job. If you can, start something small on the side. You don't need a perfect plan; just begin little by little through networking and gaining the knowledge you need.
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