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Shirley

1d ago

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Is it still worth prioritising a stable corporate job, or should more young workers take risks with start-ups, freelancing, or entrepreneurship?

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I.L.

8h ago

Pursue risk jobs for the experience. With that experience, go for the stable corporate job and demand higher salary.

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CH

1d ago

These days, there is practically no such thing as a stable job.

but then, entrepreneurship is not for everyone.

rather i would say go for jobs which are high in demand and which interests you most.

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1M45

1d ago

A stable job is still statistically the most reliable way for wealth mobility.
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