How to start a business Senior experts please enter 200

First, do multiple-choice questions: A starts a business, B works part-time.

If you choose A, then you must have enough desire to take the difficult road, a road to success, bumpy and bumpy, but full of hope.

Keep in mind that here are a few things you must do before investing:

1. Sufficient knowledge reserve. At the very least, there must be a profession that is a necessary foundation for you to engage in an industry.

2. Industry selection. Things must be fine, and the industry must be specialized.

3. Find a team. No career can be settled by one person, looking for team members who complement your field of knowledge, your height determines the height of your team.

4. Homework. Market research, industry analysis, cash flow calculation, team competitiveness, etc.

5. Problem-solving mentality. In the process of starting a business, we will encounter various problems, and we must have a good attitude to maintain the cohesion of the team and the stability of the career.

If you are ready to start, you are half of the success, and the rest is to work diligently, work hard, get up early and be greedy late, survive the run-in period and struggle period, your company has not collapsed, and you are only one step away from the nouveau riche.

Note that if you don't do your homework, you have less than a 50% chance of success.

Wow, landlord, you have the same age and the same idea as me! Colleagues! I'd like to go back and give you a suggestion that if you were as inspired and planned a lot of unique projects as I was back then, like I did when I was sixteen

Go to VC! I went to four coastal provinces, more than a dozen venture capital companies, and got the first venture capital in my life: 5.8 million!

I sold 30% of the shares! After joining a venture capital company, it helped me a lot, venture capital can help you and your business grow rapidly, I was a freshman in high school at the time! So I'll go back and tell you now, there really isn't much a minor can do, I opened a store before I found a venture capitalist, and I was seized by industry and commerce....So I suggest you concentrate on the project you want to do!

Find a partner or company, then learn, grow! Don't be too anxious!

Well, if veteran experts come to know, it must be unsuccessful.

If you are a high school student, you will learn about the culture you are interested in, and you will be able to find what you want through the culture and knowledge of life that you are accumulating.

Don't read any inspirational books, they are all spiritual opium, grasp the circle of your life, look around you, business opportunities are everywhere.

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(1) Clarify the investigation questions.

Before starting an investigation, the investigator must be clear about what the problem is and what the purpose of the investigation requires. According to the object to be investigated, the content that needs to be understood should be formulated, and then the objectives of the investigation should be set so that the investigation can be carried out reasonably.

2) Preliminary situation analysis.

Once the survey objectives have been determined, there are often a lot of complex questions, which need to be reduced. Narrow down the scope of the survey by cutting down information that is immediately available (e.g., the geographic location of competitors).

3) Conduct a formal investigation.

When you have the primary information, you should interview the experts to get the information from the people who are familiar with the problem and understand the opinions of the users. Formulate a survey plan, including what information to investigate, who to investigate the plan, what method to use to conduct the survey, where to investigate, when to investigate, whether to survey once or multiple times, questionnaire design, etc.

4) Data collation and analysis.

When the data are collected, they should be sorted out and checked for errors in the survey data. Errors may be statistical errors, poorly designed conflict between interviewers, interviewer interviews, questionable answers, etc. When collating the data, it is necessary to eliminate the erroneous information, and then classify and count the remaining data, and finally draw conclusions.

By analyzing the data, decide whether to open a store, open a store, when to open a store, etc. You come to the business street and do a business assessment to evaluate what conditions you have for starting a business.

Find someone to bring with you, and have the awareness of patience.