Entrepreneurs also have to work on different verticals. They have to be intimately involved in the code, user experience and customer support. When entrepreneurs are working so closely with the project then they usually evaluate feedback and rate responses from customers on their own. This gives them valuable experience in different fields which relates them closely to the product and the customer base.

#3 Financial Investments

No doubt startup is a risk in totality. An entrepreneur has to hold on and rectify errors in breathtaking speed and even when the startup is doing well, he cannot sit idle but he has to try and make it better to push ahead of the competitors and survive in the market but in terms of investments, startups have better returns than a MBA graduate program. An MBA degree does not ever guarantee a top job but a startup can do well and even go on to lead the market in its area of expertise. The investments have its return and soon enough after due diligence and hard work the startup begins to show profit – so one could say that a startup venture is money well spent.

Read More: Online Shopping Website ShopClues Aims For 350 Crore Revenue This Year/ This Indian Entrepreneur Created a 187 Crore Anti-virus Software Business