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How to Go From Entrepreneur to Employee Again

How to Go From Entrepreneur to Employee Again

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Becoming an employee

Becoming an employee

Many entrepreneurs say that working for themselves for too long has made them unemployable. Yet, many still decide to transition back to corporate.

While you may have more skills and talent to offer a company, reporting to someone else is a major change and you may be concerned that you won't be able to fit in seamlessly.

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Focus on finding the right fit

As a current entrepreneur, you already have a steady income and may afford to take longer to find the right fit.

Write down what your ideal career situation looks like for you. It takes an average of five months for a person to find a new role, so there is nothing wrong if you're still struggling after a month or two.

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Consider finding a coach

A coach can assist in finding out the kind of role you're looking for. You may be out of the loop for a while and may have an outdated idea of the typical hiring process.

A coach can bridge this gap, help get you up to speed on the latest interview techniques, and give you valuable feedback that appeals to companies. Coaching programs can also help you improve your skills.

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Don't over-emphasize your entrepreneurial experience

Most entrepreneurs are proud of creating their own companies successfully. Still, some employers might be concerned that your background and attitude mean you're not a team player and may struggle to follow instructions.

Your background could give you an edge. A recent survey found that the most sought-after skills include taking the initiative and being able to adapt. Try to frame your background as experience in becoming adaptable and self-sufficient, and emphasize that you're excited to work in a team.

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