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TheEminentLaity:
It's not by talking entrepreneur this and that be brave enough to tell us your start-up or companies that are so great Mr Elon Musk.

Pokenose, I bet u were so thirsty and eager to know that you forgot to be polite n more civilized.

Ask nicely next time.

Take your own advice and read your first comment. You didn't read bla bla bla... modern day slavery ... yada yada speaking like jobs are beneath you and you are god's gift to humanity to discover future technology. Name your business or are you ashamed?

Pentools:
Pokenose, I bet u were so thirsty and eager to know that you forgot to be polite n more civilized.

Ask nicely next time.

egopersonified:
There is absolutely nothing wrong with working for someone. The most important things are improving yourself by acquiring the relevant certificates in your field, gaining experience, saving up capital for your business, etc. Two statements I read help shape my thoughts.
1) Read somewhere that during an interview, an Igbo guy was asked why he wanted a job and was not in business, he replied that he just came to save up for his capital
2) A boss advised his former colleague that your job pays you twice, you are paid your present salary and you gain experience that pays you in the future. Once you aren't learning anything new, its time to get out.

Then again, if I was working in Shell and being paid N2m per month, wetin consign me with business, na to save dey buy properties and retire as an international landlady.

Brilliant comment!