1st week to 2nd week Flashcards

1
Q

is the ability and readiness to
develop, organize and run a
business enterprise, along
with any of its uncertainties
to make profit.

A

Entrepreneurship

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2
Q

is defined by
discovery and risk-taking and is
indispensable part of a nation’s capacity
to succeed in an ever-changing and
more competitive global marketplace.

A

entrepreneurial vision

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3
Q

(the word “entrepreneur” comes from the French
verb entreprendre, meaning “to

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undertake

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4
Q

is defined as someone who has the ability and desire to establish, administer and
succeed in a start up venture along with risk entitled to it, to make profits.

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entrepreneur

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5
Q

Five Levels of Entrepreneurial
Development:

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The self-employed
The manager
The leader
The investor
The true entrepreneur

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6
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(they do things on their own)

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The self-employed

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7
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(delegate and hire potential employees to do the work)

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The manager

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8
Q

(enjoy seeing their people
flourish, stepping up and producing great results)

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The leader

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9
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(look for more opportunities for their business to grow)

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The investor

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10
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(based on their experience, aim for quality and excellence in their work.)

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The true entrepreneur

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11
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Common traits that entrepreneurs should always have:

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Proactive
Agents of change
Risk takers
Have a sharp eye for opportunities
Sociable
Networker
Decisive
Balanced
Innovative

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12
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They address issues, problems, and challenges before they come.

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Proactive.

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13
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They’re always enthusiast to improve and develop new products.

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Agents of change

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14
Q

They will not be successful if they do

not take risk.

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Risk takers

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15
Q

They have talent for recognizing an opportunity.

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Have a sharp eye for opportunities

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16
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They establish relationship with other

people/ customers.

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Sociable.

17
Q

Knows the key people to connect with.

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Networker.

18
Q

Always have a decision about the business. No unsolved issues

A

Decisive

19
Q

Always have “Eureka” moments. The brains are always playing with unique ideas.

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Balanced

20
Q

They do not stop improving and thinking of new and worthwhile ideas for business.

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Innovative

21
Q

Core traits that entrepreneur should develop:

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Leaders
Communicators
Specialist
Problem solvers

22
Q

A source of inspiration for employees.

A

Leaders

23
Q

Know how to use all forms of communication.

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Communicators

24
Q

Experts in their chosen business

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Specialist

25
Q

They look at problems as
challenges and can handle issues in area of the business.

A

Problem solvers

26
Q

Nine Different Types of Entrepreneurship

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Small business entrepreneurship

Large company entrepreneurship

Scalable startup entrepreneurship

Social entrepreneurship

Innovative entrepreneurship

Hustler entrepreneurship

Imitator entrepreneurship

Researcher entrepreneurship

Buyer entrepreneurship

27
Q

most likely to make a
profit that supports their family and a
modest lifestyle.

A

Small Business Entrepreneurship

28
Q

when a company
has a finite amount of life cycles. This type of
entrepreneurship is for an advanced professional who
knows how to sustain innovation. They are often a part
of a large team of C-level executives.

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Large Company Entrepreneurship

29
Q

This kind of entrepreneurship is when
entrepreneurs believe that their company can
change the world.

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Scalable Startup Entrepreneurship

30
Q

private
equity investor that provides capital to
companies with high growth potential in
exchange for an equity stake.

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venture capitalist

31
Q

Their main goal is to
make the world a better place.

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Social Entrepreneurship

32
Q

people
who are constantly coming up with
new ideas and inventions.

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Innovative Entrepreneurship

33
Q

People who are willing to work hard
and put in constant effort are
considered __________

A

hustler entrepreneurs

34
Q

They often start small and work
toward growing a bigger business with
hard work rather than capital.

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Hustler Entrepreneurship

35
Q

who use
others’ business ideas as inspiration
but work to improve them. They look
to make certain products and services
better and more profitable.

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Imitator Entrepreneurship

36
Q

They tend to rely on
facts, data and logic rather than their
intuition. Detailed business plans are
important to them and minimize their
chances of failure.

A

Researcher Entrepreneurship

37
Q

type of entrepreneur who
uses their wealth to fuel their business
ventures. Their specialty is to use their
fortunes to buy businesses that they
think will be successful.

A

Buyer Entrepreneurship

38
Q

CHARACTERISTICS OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP:

A

RISK TAKER
INNOVATION
VISIONARY AND
LEADERSHIP
QUALITY
OPEN-MINDED
FLEXIBLE
KNOW YOUR
PRODUCT

39
Q

IMPORTANCE OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP

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Creation of Employment-
Innovation-
Impact on Society and Community Development
Increases standard of living-
Supports research and development-