90% of office workers want to start a business and sell coffee is the most popular.

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Ninety-four percent of office workers said they had "dreamt of starting a business," a six-year high, according to a survey released yesterday by manpower bankers.

The survey found that 22 percent of entrepreneurial dreams germinated while studying, 19.8 percent said they worked for three to four years, and 19 percent said they worked for more than ten years. There is a trend of "three peak periods of entrepreneurship" in Chinese, among which the germination of entrepreneurial ideas is concentrated in the student era, the middle age of the workplace and the senior bird of the workplace.

As for the "hottest" start-up industry, the survey found that it still belongs to the category with lower "technical threshold", with the top five being "coffee and tea"(39.6%),"bread and dessert"(38.2%),"other catering (excluding coffee and tea)"(36.4%),"clothing accessories"(25.2%) and "art design and cultural creativity"(20.3%).

Six to 10 persons were classified as "tourist accommodation"(19.2%),"information 3C"(18.2%),"education and learning"(14.2%),"biotechnology and medical treatment"(13.3%) and "beauty salon"(10.3%).

Just think about it, there are not too many people who really implement business plans. The survey showed that 67.2% of them had "dreams but did not put them into action", while only 32.8% had "put them into action". In addition, even entrepreneurs who are still in business have revealed that only 36% of them have "returned to this" since they started their business; this also means that 64% are in a state of "no return".

Source: world news network (boxun.com)