As a college student, I think taking part in business when we still in college has following advantages. Firstly, doing business can develop our communication and management abilities. From purchase to sell, students must communicate with many different people, such as wholesalers and customers, so we can learn many communication skills from this process. Students also have to make some market researches to decide what we will go in for; we should find out wholesalers who can cooperate stably with us; how we set price; how we promote and so on. See, students' communication and management skills can be developed from above things.。
Now is the commodity economy era, a university student doing business is an unavoidable topic, we should correct understanding of this issue, does not affect students in their studies, under the premise of not violating the law, under the premise of doing business can be, college students have adult, To ourselves and the community, they agreed to create wealth, the state contribution.。
I write a lot about personal finance. I hear a lot about how different employers are handling the current economic crunch and, lately, what I've been hearing makes me pretty uncomfortable about working for a long list of companies. Some employers are slashing benefits — effectively cutting their employees' salaries while inflation reduces their buying power.我寫(xiě)了一些個(gè)人理財方面的文章,聽(tīng)到很多關(guān)于雇主是如何處理當前資金困難的事情。
最近聽(tīng)到的一些,令我感到為一個(gè)又一個(gè)的公司工作很讓人難受。許多雇主大幅度削減利潤——實(shí)際上是在通貨膨脹降低了購買(mǎi)力的時(shí)候,削減雇員工資。
I want to suggest entrepreneurship as an alternative, but I realize that it isn't a great option for everyone. I've been putting together a list of pros and cons in an effort to decide whether starting up a business is really a good idea for some people, especially in the middle of ongoing financial problems. I've tried to stick to financial and business issues while it's nice that many small business owners can spend more time with their families, I don't think that's the biggest issue for many folks considering entrepreneurship right now.我想建議把做企業(yè)主當做一個(gè)選擇,不過(guò),我知道這不是所有人的最佳選擇。我已經(jīng)列出利與弊的清單,盡力確定做生意對某些人來(lái)說(shuō)是否真是個(gè)好主意,特別是在金融問(wèn)題繼續發(fā)展之時(shí)。
我一直堅持研究金融和商業(yè)問(wèn)題,既然那些小生意人能有更多的時(shí)間和家人共度,我認為對許多人來(lái)說(shuō)馬上考慮做企業(yè)主不是最大的問(wèn)題。The Pros 利1. If your employer is letting you go, offering early retirement or using another euphemism for firing you, it may be hard to find another job immediately. Being in business for yourself allows you to immediately start working on making money, rather than proofreading your resume.1. 如果雇主正要解雇你,提出讓你提前退休,或用其它委婉的說(shuō)法解雇你,你可能很難馬上找到其它工作。
自己做生意能讓你立即開(kāi)始工作賺錢(qián),而不必一遍遍地給人看簡(jiǎn)歷。2. Without the middleman (a.k.a. your employer) you can charge significantly more for your services — along the lines of what your employer was charging for your work.2. 沒(méi)有了中間人(也稱(chēng)為雇主)你可以從自己的服務(wù)中獲取更可觀(guān)的效益——包括雇主從你的工作中獲取的利潤。
3. You don't have to go whole hog into running your own business. You can try out your business on a part-time, evenings and weekends, basis while still working your current job.3. 你不必須一心撲在自己的生意上,可以花部分時(shí)間,晚上或者周末試著(zhù)做做生意,而主要精力還放在當前的工作上。4. It can be easier to pick up overtime if you no longer have to get your manager to sign off on it. If you run your own business, overtime is a matter of finding another client or customer.4. 如果加班不必非要經(jīng)理簽字了,就能更容易得到加班費。
如果自己做生意,加班是尋找新客戶(hù)和聯(lián)系老主顧的重要環(huán)節。5. The cost of working at home is much lower than for your employer: you don't have to pay to commute, you can eat inexpensively in your own kitchen and you only have to meet a dress code when you'll actually be seeing a client. And, while this isn't particularly noble, you can avoid the constant birthday parties, baby showers and other office events that constantly drain your time and your wallet.5. 在家工作比為雇主工作費用低得多:你不必付交通費,還可以花很少的錢(qián)在家做飯吃,而且只有當你確實(shí)要去見(jiàn)客戶(hù)的時(shí)候,才需要穿正裝。
即使這些都不特別重要,你還能逃避接連不斷的生日宴會(huì )、新生兒喜宴,以及其它不斷消耗你的時(shí)間和金錢(qián)的辦公室活動(dòng)。6. Just about all of the expenses associated with your business are tax deductible. Running your own business can make your tax burden significantly lower — and a surprising number of things are considered business expenses, like conference registrations.6. 和你的生意有關(guān)系的一切費用就只是扣除營(yíng)業(yè)稅了。
經(jīng)營(yíng)自己的生意能讓你的稅務(wù)負擔大大降低——像會(huì )議注冊這樣被視為業(yè)務(wù)費用的事情多得驚人。The Cons 弊端1. While getting health insurance without an employer providing it isn't impossible, it can be pretty difficult — especially if you actually need. Pre-existing conditions can make it absolutely impossible to get health insurance on your own.1. 然而,雖然沒(méi)有雇主為你投保,也不是絕對上不了醫保,但可能會(huì )非常困難——尤其是已經(jīng)患病的人,根據預定的參保條件,要想靠自己得到健康保險是完全不可能的。
2. With a job, if you aren't quite on the ball one week, you still get paid. But if you fumble on your own business, you can wind up losing money. Even if you have a contract, sometimes things can go very wrong. An employer absorbs those problems, but can you do that if you're on your 。
Located in the southwest of China, Lijiang is a gorgeous and tranquil city. The city boasts numerous winding bluestone walkways, quaint little houses, and silently flowing rivers. If a city could be likened to a person, Lijiang would be a pretty girl in anticipation of meeting someone special.I met a boy on my trip to Lijiang last year. He seemed to have come out of nowhere. Yet we hit it off. We spent two productive days together—having the most cathartic chit-chats, leisurely meandering through those bluestone walkways, eating the best cheesecake in Lijiang, waking up at 5 am hoping to capture some nice sunrise shots, and gobbling down junk food at a local KFC. We became fast friends. It had never occurred to me that I would meet someone who I seemed to be on the exact same wavelength with.。
I write a lot about personal finance. I hear a lot about how different employers are handling the current economic crunch and, lately, what I've been hearing makes me pretty uncomfortable about working for a long list of companies. Some employers are slashing benefits — effectively cutting their employees' salaries while inflation reduces their buying power.我寫(xiě)了一些個(gè)人理財方面的文章,聽(tīng)到很多關(guān)于雇主是如何處理當前資金困難的事情。
最近聽(tīng)到的一些,令我感到為一個(gè)又一個(gè)的公司工作很讓人難受。許多雇主大幅度削減利潤——實(shí)際上是在通貨膨脹降低了購買(mǎi)力的時(shí)候,削減雇員工資。
I want to suggest entrepreneurship as an alternative, but I realize that it isn't a great option for everyone. I've been putting together a list of pros and cons in an effort to decide whether starting up a business is really a good idea for some people, especially in the middle of ongoing financial problems. I've tried to stick to financial and business issues while it's nice that many small business owners can spend more time with their families, I don't think that's the biggest issue for many folks considering entrepreneurship right now.我想建議把做企業(yè)主當做一個(gè)選擇,不過(guò),我知道這不是所有人的最佳選擇。我已經(jīng)列出利與弊的清單,盡力確定做生意對某些人來(lái)說(shuō)是否真是個(gè)好主意,特別是在金融問(wèn)題繼續發(fā)展之時(shí)。
我一直堅持研究金融和商業(yè)問(wèn)題,既然那些小生意人能有更多的時(shí)間和家人共度,我認為對許多人來(lái)說(shuō)馬上考慮做企業(yè)主不是最大的問(wèn)題。The Pros 利1. If your employer is letting you go, offering early retirement or using another euphemism for firing you, it may be hard to find another job immediately. Being in business for yourself allows you to immediately start working on making money, rather than proofreading your resume.1. 如果雇主正要解雇你,提出讓你提前退休,或用其它委婉的說(shuō)法解雇你,你可能很難馬上找到其它工作。
自己做生意能讓你立即開(kāi)始工作賺錢(qián),而不必一遍遍地給人看簡(jiǎn)歷。2. Without the middleman (a.k.a. your employer) you can charge significantly more for your services — along the lines of what your employer was charging for your work.2. 沒(méi)有了中間人(也稱(chēng)為雇主)你可以從自己的服務(wù)中獲取更可觀(guān)的效益——包括雇主從你的工作中獲取的利潤。
3. You don't have to go whole hog into running your own business. You can try out your business on a part-time, evenings and weekends, basis while still working your current job.3. 你不必須一心撲在自己的生意上,可以花部分時(shí)間,晚上或者周末試著(zhù)做做生意,而主要精力還放在當前的工作上。4. It can be easier to pick up overtime if you no longer have to get your manager to sign off on it. If you run your own business, overtime is a matter of finding another client or customer.4. 如果加班不必非要經(jīng)理簽字了,就能更容易得到加班費。
如果自己做生意,加班是尋找新客戶(hù)和聯(lián)系老主顧的重要環(huán)節。5. The cost of working at home is much lower than for your employer: you don't have to pay to commute, you can eat inexpensively in your own kitchen and you only have to meet a dress code when you'll actually be seeing a client. And, while this isn't particularly noble, you can avoid the constant birthday parties, baby showers and other office events that constantly drain your time and your wallet.5. 在家工作比為雇主工作費用低得多:你不必付交通費,還可以花很少的錢(qián)在家做飯吃,而且只有當你確實(shí)要去見(jiàn)客戶(hù)的時(shí)候,才需要穿正裝。
即使這些都不特別重要,你還能逃避接連不斷的生日宴會(huì )、新生兒喜宴,以及其它不斷消耗你的時(shí)間和金錢(qián)的辦公室活動(dòng)。6. Just about all of the expenses associated with your business are tax deductible. Running your own business can make your tax burden significantly lower — and a surprising number of things are considered business expenses, like conference registrations.6. 和你的生意有關(guān)系的一切費用就只是扣除營(yíng)業(yè)稅了。
經(jīng)營(yíng)自己的生意能讓你的稅務(wù)負擔大大降低——像會(huì )議注冊這樣被視為業(yè)務(wù)費用的事情多得驚人。The Cons 弊端1. While getting health insurance without an employer providing it isn't impossible, it can be pretty difficult — especially if you actually need. Pre-existing conditions can make it absolutely impossible to get health insurance on your own.1. 然而,雖然沒(méi)有雇主為你投保,也不是絕對上不了醫保,但可能會(huì )非常困難——尤其是已經(jīng)患病的人,根據預定的參保條件,要想靠自己得到健康保險是完全不可能的。
2. With a job, if you aren't quite on the ball one week, you still get paid. But if you fumble on your own business, you can wind up losing money. Even if you have a contract, sometimes things can go very wrong. An employer absorbs those problems, but can you do that if you're on your own。
我的自行車(chē)
我有一個(gè)漂亮的自行車(chē).我媽媽給我買(mǎi)了它.
自行車(chē)是非常漂亮.我喜歡它.它是藍色和黑色.自行車(chē)是小,但我可以騎自行車(chē)速度非常快.
我通常騎我的自行車(chē),路過(guò)花園,街道,鄉鎮,橋梁,公園和圖書(shū)館.這自行車(chē)是我的'好朋友'.
我喜歡這個(gè)美麗的自行車(chē)非常多.
My Bike
I have a beautiful bike. My mother bought it for me.
The bike is very beautiful. I like it. It is blue and black. The bike is small, but I can ride the bike very fast.
I usually ride on my bike, passing gardens, streets, towns, bridges, parks and libraries. This bike is my 'good friend'.
I like this beautiful bike very much.
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美國人喜歡乘汽車(chē)外出.盡管越采越多的中國人擁有了汽車(chē),但大部分中國人仍喜歡騎自行車(chē),這是由很多因素決定的.
眾所周知,自行車(chē)靠人力,行進(jìn)慢,但可以在方便的地方停放.然而對于汽車(chē)來(lái)說(shuō),雖然它依靠發(fā)動(dòng)機行進(jìn)很快,但它必須停在停車(chē)場(chǎng).
多數美國人生活在郊區,遠離市區及工作地點(diǎn),所以他們需要汽車(chē)來(lái)購物、上班,并且他們也喜歡駕車(chē)遠行.因此汽車(chē)給他們提供很大方便
相反,多數中國人居住在工作地點(diǎn)和市場(chǎng)附近,他們不需要開(kāi)車(chē)去上班或購物.
我喜歡騎自行車(chē)外出,因為它花費少而且容易使用.最重要的是自行車(chē)不會(huì )引起污染.
Bikes or Cars
Americans like to go out by car. Although more and more Chinese own cars,most Chinese still like to ride bicycles, This is determined by a lot of factors.
As we all know, the bike advances slowly by manpower, but it can be placed wherever it is convenient However, as for the car, although it can run fast by engine, it must be parked at parking places.
Most Americans live in the suburb which is far from urban areas and their working places. So they need cars to go shopping and go to work. And they also like traveling far. Thus a car brings them great convenience. On the contrary, most Chinese live near their working areas and markets. They don't need a car to go to work or go shopping.
I would like to ride a bike, because it costs little and it is easy to use and won't cause pollution.
我的優(yōu)缺點(diǎn)(My Strengths and Weaknesses)It is important to know our good and bad points because this knowledge will help us to improve.We should examine ourselves and learn who we are.Above all,we should recognize our strengths and weaknesses.For example,I am healthy and fit,so I can work hard.I'm also optimistic,humble and polite.These are my strengths.However,I also have weakneaaes.For one thing,I'm stubborn and a little impatient.I'm sometimes lazy as well and can spent a whole day just watching TV and eating junk food.I'm not ashamed to admit these bad pints.Knowing what they are lets me focus on improving myself.。
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