"self employed" and "self entrepreneur"?
Hi there! Recently I came across these words: "self employed" and "self entrepreneur". Is it the same thing or slightly different? what do you use the most?
p.s.if somebody who is reading this right now- speaks Russian as well - in Russian that is "ИП" -"индивидуальный предприниматель".
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A self employed is a person who has more than one business focus I mean he recives money from different sources like: inversions, selling products, and so on. An entrepreneur is a person who has an business idea and work on that to make profitable.... Those terms are really close to each other :)
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"Self-employed" means that you work independently, or are your own boss. "Entrepreneur" is more general, referring to someone who creates a new business or job. An entrepreneur can create a company, and then work for the company--in which case the person is no longer "self-employed." But in many cases, both terms could refer to the same situation, such as when you are trying to create your own business, but still work primarily independently.
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