The job market is still rough. The next step in your career might be becoming your own boss.

Fonte: Business Insider

Darnah Thompson and Bonnie Chiurazzi started their own businesses. Jordan Vonderhaar, Morgan Lieberman for BIBonnie Chiurazzi did what people usually do after a layoff: process it, apply for jobs, and ask connections about opportunities. When applications weren't leading to a new gig, she decided to try something new.

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