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When you work for yourself, you set the rules
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Recalling concerts by Bob Dylan and Bruce Springsteen, Montemagno uses their contrasting styles to reflect on self-employment. He sees accumulated experience as a potential advantage of age and highlights the freedom to choose a venture’s size, partners and working style. He says he prefers small businesses. The stage metaphor expresses autonomy, not the absence of real constraints or risks.
Key points
- Experience and past mistakes are presented as resources for self-employed people.
- His argument offers no single model: people can choose small ventures or large organisations.
- Montemagno states his preference for a small scale without prescribing it to everyone.
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