Career Path from Employment, Business and Investing

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It is important to set your career path as early as possible. You do not want to waste time doing many useless stuff. 

There are few recommendations on career path after your undergraduate.

Career Path A (Conservative)




Career Path B (Standard)


Career Path C (Aggressive)




These are my recommended career path after your undergraduate:

1. Work at few companies

Allocate maximum three years working for other companies. Start with choosing the right industry because you will open your own company of the same industry as well.

Apply for jobs and see which industry you are landed. There is a letter I wrote about how to choose the right industry.



Most important to note is salary is the least importance here. The main objectives are:

- Learning curve. You will learn a lot during your employment.
- Make a lot of trial and error. The companies are bearing all these mistakes on your behalf.
- Build network. Get to know all the stakeholders of the company i.e. suppliers, customers, competitors and employees.
- Acquire database
- Aim for one day become their competitors. You will work harder if 

2. Build own company
I want to make a dedicated letter for this because the discussion will make this letter too long.


3. Invest in real estate and stock market


4. Invest in other companies
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