So, I have been involved in a very specific line of work for 6 years now. I have started from the bottom and worked my way up to operations manager/lead sales role; however the owners of the company I work for do not listen to my opinions or pay attention when I say I can make things much more efficient. I have been offered a position with a company for slightly less pay than what I am making now, but it has far less responsibilities and I’m not required to work 12 hour shifts as well as being on call every weekend. Another option I have in front of me is that I have been speaking with some investors that are ready to invest in me to start my own similar company. I have quite a few clients from my current job who have stated they will follow me if I start my own business, and I have never signed a non-compete so there will be no lawsuit against me if I decide to go that route. What should I do? Play it safe and go with the company that has been around, or risk it and start my own company with a chance to succeed and build one from the ground up the way I see fit? I’m in my thirties, so I’m not afraid of failure and it won’t be the end of the world if I do. However, getting a job in this industry if I do fail will be nearly impossible since this will burn some bridges with the competition. If anyone has any similar stories or advice it would be greatly appreciated.
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