I’ve been working for others for over 3 years now, and I’d like to start my own business, maybe do some small-scale trading or something. Do you have any good suggestions? ?
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It’s been over 3 years since I graduated. I worked in an oil refinery for almost 3 years, but there was little prospect for advancement there. After quitting, I took a temporary job at an oil depot; finally, I no longer had to work shifts and could lead a normal life. However, with a salary of just over 2,000, I still felt that there were few opportunities for growth, and it wasn’t as good as before. Thinking about how crazy society is these days, I figured it would be better to start my own small business – at least I’d be working for myself, regardless of whether things go well or not. Seeing all those large trucks lining up to refuel, I thought it might be a good idea to start selling boxed meals and bottled water from a cart. If only I could get access to diesel fuel, so I could sell it on the highways as illegal fuel – that would also be a good option. If anyone has any good projects or ideas, please share your thoughts ? ?
Reply to 1# Knowledge Junkie: It’s extremely difficult for those of us in the chemical industry to start our own businesses. Chemical companies generally require high initial investment costs, and for people like us who have just graduated, the barriers to entry are too high； If you want to start a business, you have to switch to another industry, such as restaurants, photography, clothing, beauty, and so on
I heard that producing gutter oil is cheap and yields high profits, but this brings shame to our chemical industry. If you want to start a business in the chemical industry, you can deal in cosmetics; all you need are strong sales channels ； Doing hardware electroplating is also an option; the cost is relatively low
The four major oil companies of the future are Sinopec, CNPC, CNOOC, and… well, those low-quality oil producers. The person upstairs has good eyesight
Reply to 4# 7931202: The fourth oil head – this is absolutely ** insane!
Some master once said, “Working for others will never make you rich.” ”The original poster shares similar views with the master; what a hero. Impressive, impressive; you’ll definitely succeed.
It’s better not to do illegal things; nothing is better than freedom!
If there are many chemical companies in the area where the poster lives, it would be a good idea to open a chemical testing shop – it requires minimal capital investment and can generate decent profits； If you have good connections, you can buy chemical products at a lower price and earn more money.
It’s really difficult. We’ve had more free time lately, but we don’t know what to do. Yesterday, my colleagues and I discussed it together, but we couldn’t come up with any solution; it depends on one’s personality I guess
Running special entertainment businesses can be profitable, but it’s best to deal with the police first. :)