I've owned and managed and landscape business for 20 years. Technically I was the one who did all the work too since it was a one man operation. Do you think I can still go into a management type position in a different field? No reason to tell them I was a solo operation though, right?
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They'll ask how many employees and revenue. You might be able to transition into construction project management but you never really know until you apply. I've hired a few one man operation business owners and its always a step backwards for them.
Yes you can, however can you manage people and can you manage someone younger than you telling you what to do. You may find your boss is 30. The only way to find out is to do it.
by taking it slow n trying to adapt
some changes r good changes