A person says that an employee can never become an entrepreneur. Which fact is correct?

Correct answer: An employee may later start a venture using experience and skills

A person’s present job does not permanently decide what that person can become. Employment can provide practical knowledge, technical abilities, contacts, and an understanding of customers or markets. Later, the employee may use these experiences to identify an opportunity and start a venture. People can therefore move from employment to entrepreneurship when they have an idea, resources, preparation, and willingness to accept responsibility.

Option C is correct because it describes this possible transition. Option A wrongly says the two roles are identical, although employment and entrepreneurship have different responsibilities. Option B ignores the skills employees develop, and option D makes an unsupported absolute claim about law. The lesson is that career roles can change and experience may support a future business.