If A College Student Wants To Start His Own Business, He Should Learn To Borrow.

Some graduates who choose to start their own businesses will leave the ivory tower and embark on the hard road of entrepreneurship.

In this regard, experts remind that in addition to hobbies, start-up funds and a sound idea of entrepreneurship, college students need to learn to borrow.

Tax Li, director of the Ningxia Office of the China Youth Entrepreneurship international program, said that for college students who have just left campus and lack of social experience and resources, they will inevitably encounter a series of thorny problems if they want to rely solely on their personal strength to start from scratch.

If there is a "experienced leader" who has rich experience and grasps the resources of the industry, it will surely help young entrepreneurs to take a lot of detours.

"A lot of college students have entered a misunderstanding area, that is, the most important thing is that they are" commercial gold ideas "and" start-up funds ", which is not exactly the case.

Mr. Cheng, who has been engaged in employment and business consulting for a long time, said: "entrepreneurship is not the same as other entrepreneurship.

On the one hand, they have their own advantages, such as creativity, enthusiasm, and learning ability; on the other hand, they are too inexperienced, usually only understand part of the work process. Once they encounter specific and detailed problems, they are always at a loss and can hardly get over it, which ultimately leads to a half-way plan.

For this reason, he suggests that graduates entrepreneurs should be conscientious and try to find a more reliable mentor for themselves.

The business experience in the process of entrepreneurship can be passed on. Many public welfare start-ups and successful business people are very willing to help the young entrepreneurs who are pragmatic, enterprising and innovative potential.

If your project and entrepreneurial attitude are recognized by them, you may also get help from social resources or even financial resources.