The differences between working, doing business, and pursuing a career
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Working: It is when a person does things for others； Business: It’s when one person does something ； A career: it is a group of people working together on a task that can never be completed in a lifetime.
Working: Since the income seems reasonable, I’ll continue working； Business: The income seems average, but the prospects are improving as time goes by; as long as the economy allows it, I’ll keep going despite the challenges ； Career: Now that I’m not short of money, let’s pursue those so-called ideals.
What was said on the third floor is truly classic: a career is what’s known as an ideal, provided you have enough money!
Hehe, can one really distinguish between working and a career these days? Do you think a chemical plant is our business, or are we just working for one?
If you are the chairman of a chemical plant, then you are striving for success in your business. If you’re not, then you’re working. . .
Working: Earning money for the boss, suffering so as to make hard-earned cash； Business: Making money for oneself ； Career: Money earned not for the purpose of making a profit.
What you think is your own career is seen by a leader as just a job
This post was last edited by hamiltontai on 2016-7-11 at 12:52. Working means waiting for your salary day after day； Business is judged by its income day by day ； A career is about creating value day by day.
All are aimed at making money, with different terms used for different target audiences