A new survey of entrepreneurs by job site SnagAJob.com found that just 21 percent of business owners with between two and 10 employees earn more than they had hoped to make when they started their companies. And these small business owners say they put in an average of 58 hours per week toward their business. (Which seems like relatively few hours to me.)But among surveyed business owners whose companies had 11 to 100 employees, the financial satisfaction level was double that of the smaller firms, even though they work an additional 11 hours per week on average.
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Author:Mitchell York
