i hate working for someone else , i don't mind doing work for people , but i hate working under someone or for a company. I want to start my own business , but what kind can i start HHHHHHHHHEEEEELLLLPPPPPPPPPPP!!!!!!!!!!!!!11
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if you don't have skills, find someone who does and manage them. you can make lots of money with a good shade tree mechanic or tile setter.
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Hello...no, sorry I cannot help you but heyyyy, why not look at working for yourself?  With your experience as a Sales Manager, I would love to discuss with you what I do if your options are open to working for yourself.  My email is rpelley5@yahoo.com.  Thank you.
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EEWWWW!!!!! GROSS!!! Where do you work, cause I'm sure not wanting to there!  I'm sorry, but that's just sick.  Ugh, I'm grossed out just thinking about it.  \nThat's my opinion.  The end. (Hint, hint-my response is a NO!)
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Research!!!   you need to make sure you could support your family while the business picks up - also - running your own business is not easy - much easier to work for someone else - but not as rewarding...   But, big BUT!   What happends if you're ill?   think of problems you might face & think of ways around them..
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That's a tough situation to be in and yes I do understand the anger and fustration, but as you said how would your suing the current employers look to future employers and plus you are still young and very qualified so why not try applying for another job maybe in the same area or even do something else parttime so that you can make the money to move back home. Hey I left a well paying job recently as I was promised a better paying job only to be told that they changed their minds and so here I am a university graduate working at a call centre making minimum wage. So sometimes when life hands you lemons hey make lemonade with it, you never know, there may be much better in store for you somewhere else and you will look back at this and just smile.
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I'm sorry you feel this way.\n\nThe sad reality is that there are rude teens and just plain rude people everywhere.  Consider this a lesson in humanities for you, and learn from it .  As for heavy workloads, unless any one of us is fabulously wealthy and works for "sport", there always seems to be more work than time no matter which is our chosen field.\n\nWhat you are missing is "passion" for what you do.  To begin, I suggest you stop using the word "hate" when you describe your job, and use your energy for more positive aspects.  Sub-consciously, you are feeding your situation; you must change this. This is "key" for your plight right now.  Change your attitude in a positive way, find joy in as many aspects of your daily work as you are able, "give" of yourself, and focus on what matters to you.  Focus also on organizing more eficiently for the "drudgery part" of your work; i.e. the old maxim, "work smart not hard".  Find solace in the small wonders of your life.\n\nBe kind to you and find your passion.  Visualize your dream job.  Take steps to go out there and make it happen.  Next year can be so much better, if you plan *now* for it!
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I have found that working for family always breeds contempt, due to the familiarity issue.\nMaybe finding employment with another company would solve your problem?  You will always be sensitive to any critique you get from your family, but from another person, you take it and make the change, as you should \nGood luck!
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In the US, the job market is so bad that your boss can make you do anything he wants and get away with it.  If you don't like him, you are free to look for another job.  I suggest you don't quit until you have one for sure.
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Don't work for someone else.  Create your own business.  If I can do it (a 40 year old mother of two, you can do it).\n\nUSE the Internet.\n\nThe Internet is a second home. It's the easiest, most flexible, and most convenient tool for finding information now. \n\nThink about your favorites or bookmarks. You probably have a huge list of sites (sorted, if you're lucky, into folders!) about gardening, news, holidays, recipes, shopping, Christmas, family health, games, tips, TV, finance or whatever else catches your fancy. \n\nAnd the reason you bookmarked those sites? They gave you useful information. \n\nNow think about all those other people out there on the Web. Who are they? \n\nMoms, dads... single parents, grannies... sporty types, couch potatoes... teachers, homeschoolers, music freaks, would-be chefs. They all seek the same thing. And that is, of course, quality, relevant information for their kids, gardens, home projects, hobbies, and the list goes on and on. \n\nSurfers love Web sites that reflect the owner's passion about a specific topic (i.e., painting, dogs, travel, scrapbooking, etc.) They are excited to find articles, advice, and ideas that respond to their needs or fuel their dreams. And when they discover a site that appeals to them, they will return frequently. \n\nYou too can do this too. \n\nWhat is your passion? What information, based on your experiences (life, education, employment), could you share? How could you help someone else? \n\nEverybody knows something about something. Identify it and then write about it! There are thousands and thousands of people who want to read about it - and spend money on it - now. \n\nMy site was created just like this. I love to help others and I know a lot about resumes, so I created a site about that. A link to it is below. I make money on my site and so far, I don't sell a thing. That will come as my site continues to grow.\n\nIt's an honest business because I created it myself. I will not do anything to "rip off" anyone else. I wouldn't be able to sleep at night if I did that. \n\nThe first link is to my site. The second link is to the site that I created my web site with.
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um start a company? Work for some one? The problem: there are millions of other people like you. Better bet, try to find some local work.
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How about Management?\n  That is if you would like to have your  own business and\nbe your own boss.\n   The choices are endless!
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It sounds like you want the money, insurance and flexible hours.  Yet, you do not like your job.\n\nTo keep the money and insurance, you would have to work for now.  But, if you really dislike your job, perhaps you should look for another job.\n\nAlso, 80% of people leave because they do not like their direct boss.  Is it the job itself, or the people that you do not like?  It might help to understand what about the job you do not like, other than being underpaid.\n\nHere's a quick summary:\n\n1. Understand what it is that you do not like about your current job\n2. Identify what kind of job you would like\n3. Master the skills, if necessary, to perform the job you like\n4. Search for another job
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If you're not even an employee then what's it to ya? \nAre you some bitter spinster/bachelor that just hates to see someone else getting some? \nReally, why would you do this? For god's sake they work at Woldemort...is that not suffering enough? you'd deny them a little bright spot in their lives?
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I hear ya !! I have been in the Printing Business for 6 years , an people  never seem to amaze me , I have seen some really beautiful Business cards , an some people just are not happy no matter what you do. I hate People !!!!!!
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Doesn't bode well with your relationship with your boss -- if you plan on sticking with the company and working for him. If you do that, be prepared to leave your job. You actually stole a client from under the nose of your boss.\n\nBut it is a good opportunity to start going freelance. Many people have done that - steal (err, "get") clients of their existing companies and offer them better products and services.
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currently unemployed, so I don't have to worry too much about all of the above, I am now looking to start my own business, as I am sick and tired of people with less intelligence telling me what to do, I love being with my children, I miss it though when I came home & my children would scream & yell, all excited that I came home, squealing like animals, that I came home...I miss that dearly...I don't mind the disorganization of my house, & if it gets really bad, I get motivated from that to clean up quickly & easily...I am motivated by my childrens future, to give them something better than what I had growing up...I want them to learn, more than I have learned, & to most importantly, Learn how to Learn...my children are what I love most in life...they are my future...:D
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hi, it can be so frustrating working for others when you know you could be having the profit you make for them!\nYour partner should seriously consider the short course i run for adults in starting a small business & business planning. this seems ideal as your partner can study it from home around work and other commitments, and would cover issues like funding, finances and breaking even, market research, the product or service, marketing and adveritisng.\nfor more details see the website below...