NAME: Rishi Chaudhary

COURSE: B.COM (P.)

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ROLL NO. :4864

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From Job Seeker to Job Provider: The New Face of Work

The notion of "job seekers" is slowly becoming obsolete in this fast-paced, competitive world. Today's mantra is to be a job provider and not merely a job seeker. It is not just about being an entrepreneur; it's about generating opportunities, innovation, and contributing to the economy. Let's see why this mindset is important and how to embody it.

Why be a job provider?

 Concepts engaged in empowerment through entrepreneurship.Defining a Job Provider.A job provider is indeed an architect of destiny, waiting for luck to smile upon him. Instead, generate opportunities that could change the course. Entrepreneurship allows one to find solutions to problems, innovate, and create a meaningful one.



Entrepreneurship Incubator for creating opportunities; generate and nurture. Opportunities to Discovery

 Job providers have their stake in the economy by making safe jobs. This benefits individuals and builds strength in the economic fabric of a nation. They need a job; hire him. This will bring revenue, more businesses, and dense opportunities along with development. 

But who will create jobs? 

That is the why of a job-provider idea! Economic growth and stability.A job provider brings development. Innovator.Being the job provider and innovating are quite inspiring. All over, the startups and small companies are innovators that introduce new ideas and solutions in the marketplace, promoting further advancement in other areas. Fingerprints of work: Innovation has nurtured.

Begin with knowing what you enjoy and what you can correspondingly do. This will closely help you with the kind of business and/or service that you can offer.


Becoming a Job Creator from Job Seeker

Identifying Your Passion and Talents


Research Well

You need to do thorough market research regarding the existence, viability, and affordability of your goods or services. A worthy business plan will lead you toward your goal.


Start Small, Dream Big

If you start small, you wouldn't need much money to begin with. Start small and use the revenues to grow your business.

Network and Collaborate

It's always good to have an extensive network. Build up a descriptive network of like-minded people, mentors, and experts in their field to learn and assist you.

Networking

Caption: Networking opens doors to new opportunities.



Living Examples of Job Providers

A visionary job creator.

Elon Musk

 

Elon Musk could be one of several examples of successful job creators who have employed thousands of people worldwide while changing industries-from Tesla to SpaceX.

 


Revolutionizing the hotel industry.

Ritesh Agarwal (OYO Rooms)


The founder of OYO Rooms, Ritesh Agarwal, envisioned bringing affordable stays for all, and now OYO boasts a workforce of thousands and operates in various countries worldwide.


Conclusion

The current condition of the world requires a greater number of job providers to realize the creation of opportunities and foster innovation, and in so doing, challenge the economy to grow. When you turn yourself from a job seeker into a job provider, you are not only securing your own future but are also enabling others. Bear in mind that all vibrant businesses sprouted from a small idea and quite a lot of determination. Therefore, leap forward; rise up, and take the plunge into creating jobs for others!


!!THANK YOU!!

I HOPE MY WORDS AND VIEWS WILL

 HELP YOU IN SOME SENSE OR IN ANY WAY POSSIBLE.


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