Career questions tagged entrepreneurship
Entrepreneurship is someone who creates, organizes, and owns a business. Most colleges offer an entrepreneurship degree, which will help you hone your business skills. With that degree, some popular careers are a teacher, recruiter, and business reporter. For ... Read more Show less
How can I start learning business managment from the begging?
I'm 15 and I'm very interested in this topic, I want to start learning and get improve and doing projects, please share with me what you find useful :)
Why is money main source of our life?
Can u give some suggestion How can earn it and become successful
Marketing skills $0 budget? What should I learn??
I am an aspiring entrepreneur building an indie project. I've launched the project (great), but I am finding that marketing and user acquisition are incredibly challenging. For any entrepreneurs or marketing strategists out here: What marketing skills do you think a solo founder should focus on learning first when they have a stunning approx. zero dollar budget? Any growth frameworks or resources you recommend getting to know early in a career?
how can I prepare for a career in visual merchandising or fashion marketing while im still in high school? ?
im currently 17 years old and a senior in high school currently. im really interested in the fashion industry, especially fashion marketing and fashion merchandising. right now I am trying to decide between becoming a visual merchandiser and a fashion marketing specialist because i can see myself enjoying both of those careers. I really do like the creative side of fashion, such as styling myself in clothes or others or even styling looks together, but I am also interested in how clothing brands promote their products and create marketing campaign. Eventually I do wanna start my own business of mine in fahsion industry, I am planning to attend college after high school, but Im not sure what major I want to do or would best fit for me to start preparing now. I do want to learn the basics, gain experience and build my skills before college so im able to understand the industry more and feel prepared. but my questions really is if you work in fashion marketing, visual merchandising, what steps would you recommend me to start doing as a high school student to prepare for that career. is there any skills i should learn, projects I could start, college majors and experiences you would recommend to help me explore both of those paths. I would really appreciate advice from anyone with experience in fashion industry please !! thsnk you
I am having a very hard time with what I want to major I have an idea Dance, Collision repair and business ?
I Have 22.75 credit I'm in my senior year I want to go to college
How Can I Manage My Many Interests and Build a Clear Learning Path?
I am a Grade 10 high school student with strong ambitions and a wide range of interests. My main interests include psychology, neuroscience, biomedical engineering, innovation, business, and medicine, particularly treating patients as a doctor. I am also interested in leadership, mentorship, public speaking, and entrepreneurship. I enjoy understanding how people think and behave, how the human brain works, how science and engineering can solve real-world problems, and how leadership and business can help turn ideas into meaningful impact. However, some people tell me that I have too many interests and that I am trying to pursue too much at once. This has made me think more seriously about how to approach my future. I would appreciate advice from experienced professionals on the following questions: What might these interests suggest about my strengths, potential, and career direction? What are the advantages and disadvantages of having such a broad range of interests at my age? How can I explore multiple fields without becoming distracted, overwhelmed, or a generalist without deep expertise? If I am particularly interested in medicine, neuroscience, psychology, and biomedical engineering, how could these fields complement one another in a realistic career path? What skills should I begin developing in Grade 10, and which activities, courses, or projects would help me explore these fields meaningfully? How can I balance academic excellence with leadership, mentorship, public speaking, and entrepreneurship? What mistakes should I avoid when planning my future, and how can I decide which interests to prioritize without prematurely abandoning the others? Ultimately, I want to build a learning journey that allows me to develop deep expertise, solve meaningful problems, help patients, innovate, and eventually lead or build something of my own. I am not expecting to master every field simultaneously. I want to understand how to prioritize wisely, explore strategically, and build a strong foundation for a future that combines my interests where appropriate.
How do you do a Graphic Designer job?
That is something I want to do when I am older.
“What subjects should I become strong in before studying neuroscience”?
I am a high school student interested in neuroscience, AI, and biomedical engineering, but I am still exploring which direction fits me best. I want to build useful skills before university and understand what professionals in these fields actually do. What subjects, skills, projects, experiences, and habits would you recommend me
Is a Bachelor's degree in Commerce or Business still valuable in today's job market, or should I switch fields?
Hi everyone, I am currently an Intermediate Commerce student evaluating my future academic and career trajectory. I want to know the current market value and long-term demand for a Commerce degree compared to alternative fields like technology or computer science. If I pursue a Bachelor’s degree in Business Administration (BBA), Accounting, or Finance, what are the emerging career prospects? Alternatively, are traditional commerce paths becoming obsolete without combining them with technical skills? Any advice from industry professionals on whether I should continue with higher studies in business or pivot to another field would be greatly appreciated!
Where can I find funding or fellowships to scale a greenhouse prototype in Zimbabwe/Southern Africa?
I've built a greenhouse prototype that has already worked successfully at small scale. My immediate need is capital to move into industrial-scale implementation and testing, including testing with real farmers in the field. Alongside this, I'm also focused on growing and scaling client work for my company, GLUCO, and expanding our overall capacity. My primary focus right now is Zimbabwe and the surrounding Southern Africa region, but I'm open to exploring international funders and networks if there's a strong fit with what we're building. Any programs, fellowships, or expert connections you can point me to would be greatly appreciated. Thank you! *Note: This is an anonymous question submitted
Should I make money off of graphic design?
I'm 13, and I like to do graphic design as a hobby, but now I want a source of income so I can start buying some basic needs and wants. Should I try and go for it, and if so, then how do I start?
1) What made you choose a career in business, sales, or marketing, and what do you like most about it?
1) What made you choose a career in business, sales, or marketing, and what do you like most about it?
How do you turn a product idea into a real business, from developing the product to finding investors and selling it?
I am a high school junior interested in industrial design and entrepreneurship. My long-term goal is to create my own product-based business. Sometimes I think of product ideas that I believe could have potential, but I don't know what the process looks like after having the idea. I want to understand how entrepreneurs develop and test a product, determine whether people actually want it, create a business around it, find manufacturers, handle things like funding and intellectual property, and eventually present the idea to investors. I would especially like to hear how you approached these steps when building your own business and what you would recommend to someone starting from zero.
If I want to become an entrepreneur and design my own products, how should I combine industrial design with entrepreneurship in college?
I am a high school junior interested in both industrial design and entrepreneurship. My long-term goal is to start my own business, potentially creating my own physical products. I am trying to decide whether I should double major in industrial design and entrepreneurship, major in industrial design and minor in entrepreneurship, or take another path. I would really like to hear what you would recommend based on your experience.
What did you study after high school, and how did it help you become an entrepreneur?
Suppose I am a junior in high school right now and want to become an entrepreneur. What major do you think would suit me best?
What high school classes should I take if I want to study business in college?
I’m currently in high school and I’m interested in studying business in college. What classes should I take, extracurricular activities should I do, and skills should I develop to prepare for a business major and become a competitive college applicant.
I can't decide if I should get into law or business, what would you guys recommend?
I like debating and also like managing business. I understand that becoming a lawyer might be harder than building a business, but I still would like to have it as an option in my future. What would you guys recommend.
How do you get your very first paying client when starting a new service business?
I recently started a small business offering language services (translation, interpretation, and language training), but I haven't been able to land my first client yet. For experienced entrepreneurs or B2B sales professionals: What is the most effective way to reach decision-makers, build trust quickly, and secure that initial contract when you don't have a long list of past references?
How can I combine a BFA in Studio Art and Art Education minor to build a multi-passionate career as a tattoo artist and cosmetologist?
Hi everyone! I’m currently transitioning into a BFA in Studio Art with a minor in Art Education as a transfer student, but my ultimate career Vision isn't a traditional path. My dream is to merge fine art, beauty, and body art by building a dynamic career as both a licensed cosmetologist and a professional tattoo artist. I’m passionate about human canvases, self-expression, and client-centered art. I want to make sure my university degree directly feeds into my technical craft, client work, and long-term creative business goals. I’d love to hear from creative entrepreneurs, studio owners, and multi-hyphenate artists on a few key areas: Leveraging Fine Art & Education: How can skills in color theory, illustration, and art pedagogy give me a unique edge in client consultations, custom tattoo design, and hair/beauty styling? Building a Dual Brand: What are the best strategies for managing a personal brand that bridges two distinct industries—tattooing and cosmetology—without confusing potential clients? Apprenticeships & Business Strategy: How can I best document my university artwork to pitch myself for top-tier tattoo apprenticeships while balancing my existing creative work? Thank you so much for your guidance and support!
Im just about to start BTech first yr in a few days and looking to maybe join or start a startup as an end goal of the next 4 yrs and not even sit in a placemnt drive. In the tech space i want to do something, maybe ai saas or similar. what all i should focus on and how and also how to find that perfect idea
Im just about to start BTech first yr in a few days and looking to maybe join or start a startup as an end goal of the next 4 yrs and not even sit in a placemnt drive. In the tech space i want to do something, maybe ai saas or similar. what all i should focus on and how and also how to find that perfect idea
Hello world I’m currently in 8th grade and my dream is to become a successful man in business and make large amounts of money. ?
Hello world I’m currently in 8th grade and my dream is to become a successful man in business and make large amounts of money I just need some advice in what type of business I should start and what age I should start it
How should I approach launching my first SaaS product as a software engineer?
Hello everyone, I'm a software engineer currently working on building my first SaaS product. My goal is to launch it successfully and eventually turn it into a sustainable business. I would love to learn from professionals who have experience building or launching SaaS products. Here are a few questions I would appreciate your advice on: * What steps should I follow before launching my SaaS product? * How do I validate whether people actually need the product before investing more time and money? * What are the biggest mistakes first-time SaaS founders usually make? * How should I plan pricing, user acquisition, and marketing for the initial launch? * If you were launching your first SaaS today, what would you do differently? Any practical advice, resources, or lessons from your own experience would be greatly appreciated. Thank you for your time and guidance! Warm Regards
How do you study cash flow?
I want to study cash flow but there are so many things to learn about. Something can be related to one another while I don't even know it existed and more. So how did you approach financial knowledge other than classes? Do you experience it yourself? Is it driven by curiosity? Are there stages of the study? I want to learn about basic financial system until I'm able to form a supposedly strategy, fully aware of the possible outcomes—then I'll later study each types of cash flow for each business
why should I pick business as a career?
hi my name is Javon I'm in the 12th grade my most liked class is history and business management I would like to know why should i pick business management as a career i don't have no degrees but im looking to start my own business.
Where can I find a mentor in business and life ?
Advice in finances, business, personal relationships. Mistakes I can avoid with your personal wisdom and experince that has came before me. ...........
How to earn but also learn ?
I'm an IBDP student not the brightest of the bunch for reference I got a 26/42 in semester 2 currently in my summer break .Since I will be applying next year mainly abroad (USA,Spain) and want to pursue in Business / Entrepreneurship I want to create somewhat like a passion project that I can later expand in the future . But I have to start from zero with limited finance , no help and limited time to boost my grades but I am ready to give a good amount of my time into a project I can earn from to fund my college fees. I have tried different things like creating a website for people to chat through and failed also made a blog that also crashed and very demotivated since after posting online for more than a year to market these projects I have no users and limited followers .I just need advice and guidance from an experienced person to motivate and guide me to get into a good uni as well as help me path my future with a project with a good earning.
If my strengths are being creative and hobbies are making things what type of careers or industries might best fit me?
What other strengths or experiences might I need for the suggested careers?
What career paths in finance can I venture into as a Business Administration student?
I am a Pen-ultimate year student in Business administration looking at graduating in a year, and I'm unsure of a career path to venture into once I graduate. I have interests in entrepreneurship, business development and investments, though my knowledge is limited in these, I want to know what path to focus on and build a solid career there.
How do architecture company starts their own company?
I want to study their journey, adapt them to my plans. I'm in grade 9 and of course, I'm not there yet but I want to know where I'm working toward. Such as knowing about entrepreneurship can motivate or remind me to build habits right now that will affect my future. So yeah, I want to study any how each businesses were started to plan ahead and adapt. I'm currently working in leadership, communication, presentation, hobbies, etc. I'm open-minded.