Please help me make a decision

If there are brothers and sisters, the words are German. Let him inherit the factory. But the premise is to be pro-German.

If you don't have a German word, you can say it directly to your father. Let him give you five years. If you can't even do anything outside in five years.

Then you will honestly go back to inherit your father's factory, and it is estimated that your life will be better in the future. Anyway, depending on your current age. Compare how much you want to do that job.

And how much I want to stay in your dad's factory. After thinking about it. And if you are sure, you will do it.

Don't be sure, but hesitant to do things. What's more, maybe in five years, you will have a successful career outside. Your dad can sell the factory.

And then take the money to travel around and have fun or something. Maybe five years from now, you won't be able to achieve anything. Anyway, there are not many five years that people can really fight in their lives.

That's right. How to tell your dad is also a problem. Don't say it:

Dad. Osmium failed in return". If it's me, I would definitely think.

Depend on. Failed to come back. Don't come back!

First, this is your father's life's work, I think emotionally speaking, you don't want to see this family business in your hands, and second, if you really have confidence in yourself, you will definitely be more successful than starting from scratch if you have a certain economic foundation. Therefore, you might as well inherit it first, and then cultivate a group of managers who can stand alone, so that the printing plant can maintain normal operation, and after that, you can completely take out your own business to start your own business, I don't think the two are exclusive, many large group companies are not cross-industry operations?

Don't rush to prove that you have the ability to start your own business because of your self-esteem. At the moment, I think the relationship between father and son is much more important than that.

As a young person, the idea is to go out and venture first, you don't need to take over your dad's business now, create your own business, and then choose to inherit!

Don't live in the shadow of your father, not to mention that your father's printing shop won't go out of business because you went to start a business! So be brave and go back to your father's arms when you're tired! Looking forward to your success.

Thanks, hope.

First of all, he kept his father's printing house and let his family manage it on his behalf. Let's fight for ourselves!Even if it fails, there is still a printing house to support it. If you break out of the sky, your father will only be happier. Don't leave yourself with regrets!

Good men have ambitions in all directions.

I think you can inherit the ancestral business first, train a right-hand man, maintain the ancestral business well, and then use the remaining time and energy to engage in the industry you like, so that inheriting the ancestral business will not hurt your father and leave yourself a good way back.

There are a lot of factors involved in this question, and it's good that you go out on your own, and I support it, but have you ever thought about the risks?

If you don't know if you are ruined, it is better to inherit the insurance from your father's business.

I have a way I don't know if it's going to work.

You let your father continue to run the business for a few years, and in those years you go out and do it, and if you have something, then go home, and if you don't, go home and inherit it, and don't worry about what happens to the printing house when you have it, and then it's still yours, and you can find someone you can trust to manage it.

You can go out now, and if you succeed, it's better, and if you fail, come back and inherit your father's business, and set yourself a goal for a time period.

You can ask someone who is a trusted person to come to your father's factory and do the work for you. You can go out and break on your own.

Go out and break in, and if you can, hire someone to run the printing house.

Inherit his father's business, and then engage in a side business. Don't delay.

This is indeed more difficult to do.

Can you do both?

Giving up the ancestral business, my father will definitely not be happy, but giving up your own pursuit, you will definitely not be reconciled, can you ask your brothers and sisters to take care of your father's industry, and then go out to the world by yourself.

Life is short for decades, I personally think that happiness is the most important, and I recommend doing what you want to do

The factory is managed by the family and goes outside.

The law is monogamous and does not limit a man to one occupation at the same time.

Q: The teacher has 17 balloons in his hand, and he distributes them to 5 children, how many (how many are left) for each child?

Answer: 17 5 3 (pcs) ......2 (pcs).

A: Each person will be allocated 3 (2 left).

ps: What is in parentheses is what I said more, but I can write it or not.

17 apples were divided among 5 children, and 3 were left.