Is this generally true about workers?

a) College is for people who want 
stable work, and like to be told what to do. 

b) Self-employment is for people 
who are creative, and are more laid-back.   

n2mama2021-04-07T16:29:24Z

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No. Self employment can run a huge range, from people who work as consultants or independent contractors and only work when they want or need to, to entrepreneurs who run their own businesses. I don’t know any successful entrepreneurs who are laid back, generally they are some of the most driven people, constantly hustling and driving for the next goal.

Amy2021-04-07T17:23:22Z

LOL!
Self-employment is for people who have a serious work ethic, can handle stress and responsibility, and are willing to work 60+ hours per week.

Being told what to do - i.e. not having any responsibility for making decisions - is for people who are "laid-back".

And college is for people who want money.

Anonymous2021-04-07T15:21:57Z

No, not true.  There are many people who went to college and have started their own businesses. And there are just as many without college who like a regular, stable job and are good at following directions.

MS2021-04-07T15:14:58Z

Many college graduates are self-employed...