Entrepreneur to Corporate job

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Hi everyone,I’ve been running my own e-commerce and tech services business in the UK since 2013, leading a team that includes four full-timers, two part-timers, and several freelancers. Our profit is around £400-500k yearly.With a computer science degree and a knack for leadership, vision, and team building, I’ve picked up a wide range of skills along the way. Lately, I've been curious about what kind of salary and role I could land in a corporate job, given my entrepreneurial background.I believe my skills could make a significant difference. Being an entrepreneur has its benefits and drawbacks. Although it's rewarding, I'm curious about how much more I could achieve and the broader impact I could have with the backing of a large corporation's resources. I'm open to relocating for a role where I can make the most meaningful contribution.Would love to hear your thoughts or advice on this.Thanks!

alstein35 · Accepted Answer

I'm an entrepenuer now. I worked in the corporate world for 25 years, including at Google, Facebook, Salesforce, Tableau, and American Exzpress. LEarn and earn in the corporate world. Then, launch something as a side hustle, while you still have the stability and cash flow from the corporate job. If I can be of further assistance, hit me up over on LinkedIn where I'm more active: https://www.linkedin.com/in/alanjstein/

grant · Answer

Your best way to have an impact is to keep doing what you’re doing. Moving to corporate would turn you into an overpaid manager no one likes or a veep no one even knows exists. If you’ve got an actual idea that’ll benefit the world, use your experience and make a new business around that.

qwertyCoder · Answer

Product manager would be a great fit for you! Your entrepreneurial skills like leadership and vision could really shine in a corporate setting. It's a big change from running your own show, but the potential impact and resources in a large company could be huge. PM kind of role seems the best fit for wearing multiple hats and owning P&amp;L generally

hackr · Answer

Entrepreneurship to corporate? Bold move, my friend. Time to trade in that startup hoodie for a suit and tie! Just don't forget to keep that entrepreneurial spirit alive - you might be the next corporate maverick.

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