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After 90, Yangzhou University Students Start Their Own Businesses.

2011/8/12 16:34:00 43

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College Students Entrepreneurship

In recent years, it has become quite popular in university campuses.

Many young students who dream of being turned into entrepreneurial pioneers on campus are stepping out of their own entrepreneurial path.

After "90", Yangzhou University student Zhang Ligang is now on his way to start his own business.

It is understood that Zhang Ligang, the 10 student of Yangzhou University, successfully embarked on the road of self employment.

With his unique market insight, he made full use of school resources and opened a billiard room in the third floor of the Guangling canteens, and became a real little boss. His success showed a new look of the new generation of university students.

"The reason why entrepreneurship is due to more and more severe employment pressure, of course, contains its own interests and hobbies.

Now we start our business in order to accumulate experience and to survive in the future.

When asked why Zhang Ligang started his business, he said with a smile.

Speaking of the billiard room, Zhang Ligang said it was a chance.

Because of his interest in playing billiards, he went to play billiards when he had time. As time passed, he got to know the boss of the two junior students in the billiard room.

"Have you ever thought of yourself?

Investment

Making money.

The words of the seniors gave him the idea of becoming a billiard room. He immediately borrowed fifteen thousand yuan from his parents and became one of the three shareholders.

After that, Zhang Ligang managed to run the billiard room whenever he had time. As he worked hard, the business of the billiard room was getting better and better. He got a bonus of more than five thousand yuan in half semester last year.

This year, because the Guangling college was moving away, the seniors pferred the shares to Zhang Ligang. At this point, Zhang Ligang became the Deputy boss of Guangling Billiard Club.

Speaking of the future plan, Zhang Ligang has already had a plan, and the calm and self-confidence revealed by the conversation is not like a student after 90.

"This summer, most of the students have gone home. There should be no guests in the billiard room. I have been working with a shoe factory in Yangzhou to reduce the cost of going home.

If I can do my own professional related work in the future, it will not be too exhausting to work. But if I can't get through, I will continue to start my own business. After all, I am also paying the tuition fee for my future journey.