Please note that I am suggesting people buy companies and not start them. They should learn to ride a bicycle that is already built rather than attempt to build one from scratch. Their friends/parents/support network should buy them a functional bicycle rather than a Ferrari. Their chances of crashing will be relatively high, and they might need to crash a few times before they learn to ride or even learn that they relish riding.
Will the world suddenly have too many CEOs and wannabes? It already does. Just look on Twitter. Even if everyone tries to buy a company, few will succeed. Even if they raise the money and buy a company, not everyone will successfully run it or even relish the role. The experience from attempting to raise money, sell products or services and run companies will make more people intimately aware of business mechanics and success factors.
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When Company management will understand the Market they working On & value the Employees.
I face this problem all the time.