College students' entrepreneurship is nothing new in modern society. There are both successful cases and failures. Although this is not only the case for college students to start businesses, many entrepreneurs will have such confusion. So what is the difficulty for college students to start their own businesses? The second brother answered your questions and summarized the following contents for your reference.
College students seldom contact the society before starting their own businesses, and their understanding of market demand is still limited, so they have a poor understanding of the project. As a result, most entrepreneurial projects lack feasibility and a solid foundation. However, they are anxious to expand and scale up, so it is difficult to form a business closed-loop to achieve sustainable profits, and ultimately the foundation is unstable and fails.
College students need to have basic marketing skills, team management skills, financial management skills and even some necessary professional skills in some industries to start a business. For example, marketing, which is learned in textbooks, has lagged behind social development, and marketing is a interlocking system, which most entrepreneurs cannot fully possess, Therefore, it is difficult for college students to start businesses everywhere.
In addition, college students have few opportunities to contact high-end people, which has certain limitations on social development trends, market demand dynamics, entrepreneurial models, and thinking. For example, the lack of deep understanding of marketing thinking, win-win cooperation thinking, influence thinking, etc. will hinder the growth of entrepreneurship. Moreover, college students prepare for the college entrance examination for a long time, and theory is greater than practice, which tends to be high minded and low skilled, Overoptimistic estimation of the market leads to failure.
Entrepreneurship is a very difficult process. Passion is not enough, but patience and hard work spirit are also required. Entrepreneurship students are not only fresh graduates and out of school, but also college students. Most of them are used to being lazy and lax in school. However, entrepreneurship and school are completely different, so many entrepreneurs fail in the middle of the journey.
Although college entrepreneurs have more contacts than their peers, they have limited access to high-quality contacts needed for entrepreneurship, such as investors and financiers, practical entrepreneurs, and so on. Even though they lack the skills to communicate with these high-end people, their core competitiveness is not strong enough, and it is difficult to build trust. With these contacts, they can help their entrepreneurship succeed.
Venture capital is a very realistic problem. At the beginning of many college students' entrepreneurship, capital is a big problem. Although there are some good projects, they are easy to fail because the funds cannot continue.
In short, from all aspects, college students are lacking, even crossing the river by feeling the stones, the failure rate is naturally high, so in the eyes of the world, it is difficult for college students to start businesses.
