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"9-to-5 VS Entrepreneurship: An Unbiased Comparison"

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When it comes to life choices, the age old dilemma of getting a 'real' job or starting a new business never really gets old. Youngsters just finishing college are often faced with the question. Ironically, many full-time employees often thought to open a business in search for more flexibility (and potential earning), while on the other hand, many entrepreneurs thought a full-time job might be a better idea.

The grass is always greener on the other side, after all.

The answer? There's no clear one. With both options, there are both advantages and disadvantages, and it all comes down to one's personality, preference, and aptitude that will ultimately answer which one is the better option.

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Which one do you think will be the better option for you?
Here are a few notable pros and cons between the two to help you decide:

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1. Financial

This factor will obviously be one of, if not the most important for everyone. After all, money is one of the main reasons for getting an occupation.

The popular belief is that opening your own business will generally have a higher earning potential. However, in actuality, it won't always be the case.

Some 9-to-5 professions can offer higher earning potentials at a much faster rate, such as professions in the medical and financial industry.

Thus, in general, both can offer equally the same earning potentials, depending on industry choices and many other factors.

2. Flexibility

As a business matures, there will be more time flexibility for the business owners compared to 9-to-5 jobs where as the name suggests, will stay 9-to-5.

However, at the early stage of a business, it can get worse than a 9-to-5 job, often forcing a business owner to work more than 12-hours a day.

As mentioned, though, all those hard work can be worth in the end.

3. Being The Boss

Nobody likes being bossed around, and this factor is one of the most common reasons for employees desiring to open a business: being their own boss.

Being a leader, however, will mean a whole new level of responsibilities, and might not be for everyone.

However, being the boss will mean having a full control of your business decisions, and thus your future.

4. Mission

When being an employee, most of the time you will work to fulfill other people's mission.

On the other hand, owning a business will mean building an organization with your own mission.

Remember, as an entrepreneur, your goal and mission shouldn't be to make money solely, but to solve some kind of problems in the society with your products or services.

5. Difficulty

This factor will also be different for each and every of us. Being a highly paid professional could mean working your way through prestigious schools and colleges, and that could be described as difficult for some of us.

Building a business, however, will have its own difficulties in finding a business idea, planning the business, financing the business, and managing the business altogether.

Which one is for you? We'll let you be the ultimate judge for yourselves.