The New 9 To 5: Young Entrepreneurs Who Charted Unexpected Courses & Succeeded

The New 9 To 5: Young Entrepreneurs Who Charted Unexpected Courses & Succeeded

by Forbes Media

67 pages· 2016· ISBN 9781531265786
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Millennial entrepreneurs are redefining work. Increasingly, young people say they want to get out of corporate America, become their own boss and pursue careers more fulfilling than a traditional 9 to 5.
 
From emerging industries, to freelancing, to new spins on existing ideas, this collection of stories will fascinate and inspire you. Perhaps you can relate to Rajat Bhageria who is juggling college and a business venture, or to Falon Fatemi who felt she had plateaued at Google, or to Caroline Beaton whose career just wasn’t really taking off.
 
These three and other young people share what it takes and what hurdles lie on the journey to the new American dream.

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