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Both have their cons and pros. I have the opportunity of working for both and I have different experiences.
For a one man company, I had the previlage of being in different department thus knowing a bit of everything which became very useful to me in a multinational.
The one man business really exposed me to the nitty-gritty of my field.
The problem I had with the one man company is that rewarding your effort in self-development is always a problem because they find it difficult increasing your salary.

The multi-nationals on the other hand train you on a specific area of endeavour making you very skilled at it.
The pay for a multi-national also is more appreciated to that of a one man company.
Unlike the multinationals, one man business will not want it workers to join the labour union so as to avoid partaking in any agreement reached between labour and govt.

Guy you've spoilt my day.
Infact, you have rendered the next few hours unproductive.
I cannot control myself any longer.
I just can't stop laughing again.
Keep it up.

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