Published
5 years agoon
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Adubianews
A young Ghanaian man by the name, Yeboah Kwabena Ofosu living in France, has granted an interview with Zionfelix where he spoke about how he started his own company in France.
Recounting, the 29-year-old man said after completing mechanic training in France, he received several calls from various mechanic garages requesting to employ him.
Kwabena said it was because they had received great reports from the school he trained with about him and they all wanted to work with him.
Just when he was about to complete school, he reached out to a couple of garages for employment but was turned down by all including those who were requesting to work with him later, Yeboah revealed.
He received an offer from Ford after school and was to receive a monthly net salary of Ghc17,600 but he declined.
According to Yeboah, the decline was because of advice he received from a friend.
This particular friend owned a mechanic garage hence was able to convince Yeboah that he stands to earn much more if he starts his own garage.
He heeded the advice and with his friend’s assistance, he was able to register his company.
He encountered many challenges at the early stages especially in terms of rent but he is reaping the benefits after two years, the young entrepreneur added.
Some of the photos she shared on the platform have her under a car as she worked on fixing the vehicle’s faults.
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