View Nitin  Sampat 's Profile
Smaller businesses and start-ups have more scope for professional growth.
In small start-ups people work for themselves with very less investment and workers. This provides employment opportunities as well. This earns some profit to some extent which leads to more improvements in business and paves a path for growing professionally to reach their destination.

Some businesses will not have quick growth and the falls in business are quite natural. So one should be positive and have patience to be successful. This comes by experience and one can gain knowledge which helps professional growth of a business.

So smaller start-ups have more scope for professional growth.
Asked by Nitin Sampat | October 09, 2012 | Report this Report abuse |  Reply now
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View Divya  Kulkarni 's Profile
I would like to present some of my views for my thoughts.

There are many problems starting a business like you alone can never be able to start a business for starting a business you need a lot of support which is both financial and psychological deficiency to which may lead to fall in a business.

Another problem which you would be facing would be that any business wont get a quick growth.

For a success in nay business you need to have a lot of patience.

Another problem which would come would be that you need a lot of experience regarding that field.

If you are short of any of the conditions you are bound to fail in your start up carrier.

And a job in an MNC would be a far safer idea than opening a new business.
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View Uttam  Biswas 's Profile
I agree that start-ups play an important role in professional growth. For example, if a lecturer asks for interested students to take seminar, there will be those who will be raising first. So by taking successive seminar these persons will drive-out fear and these persons are said to shine during an interview. So each and every start-up made by an individual benefits the individual.
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