entrepreneurship skills 2 Flashcards

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Technical entrepreneurs

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The Industrial Revolution gave birth to technical
entrepreneurs, who use their technical expertise to
create and offer machines, tools and methods.

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Non-technical entrepreneurs

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These entrepreneurs use their expertise in providing
services to create a market for technical entrepreneurs.

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Professional entrepreneurs

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Such an entrepreneur starts a business, nurtures it
and makes it reach a point of self-sustenance

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IT entrepreneurs

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People who take up entrepreneurship in the field of
Information Technology (IT) are called IT entrepreneurs.

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Women entrepreneurs

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As the name suggests, when women take up
entrepreneurship, they are called women entrepreneurs.

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Social entrepreneurs

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Individuals, who focus on developing solutions that
benefit the society, are called social entrepreneurs.

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Family business entrepreneurs

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When a family or an individual runs a business
successfully and passes it on to the next generation,
then such an entrepreneur is, generally, termed as
family business entrepreneur.

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First generation entrepreneurs

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First generation entrepreneurs are
those who do not have any
entrepreneurship background.

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9
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Some of the major functions performed by an
entrepreneur are as follows.

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  • Identifying entrepreneurial opportunity: There
    are many opportunities in the world of business.
  • Turning ideas into action: Entrepreneurs must
    be capable of turning ideas into reality
  • Feasibility study: Entrepreneurs conduct studies
    to assess the market feasibility of a proposed
    product or service.
  • Resourcing: An entrepreneur needs various
    resources in terms of money, machine, raw
    material and workforce to run an enterprise
    successfully.
  • Setting up an enterprise: For setting up an
    enterprise, the entrepreneur may need to fulfil
    some legal formalities.
  • Managing the enterprise: One of the important
    functions of an entrepreneur is to run the
    enterprise
  • Growth and development: Once the enterprise
    achieves the desired results, the entrepreneur
    has to explore another higher goal for its growth
    and development.
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Following are some of the qualities that motivate
an entrepreneur.

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  • Standard of excellence
    An entrepreneur constantly sets
    high standards and strives to
    attain the standard of excellence
    by working hard and showing
    innovativeness.
  • Uniqueness
    For an entrepreneur, one of the
    most important qualities is to
    remain unique in everything the
    person does and the way it is done.
  • Focus on long-term goals
    Long-term goals are those that are distant in terms of
    time period. An entrepreneur focusses more on what
    is to be achieved in distant future rather than in near
    future.
  • Need to influence
    The entrepreneur perceives one’s ideas as revolutionary
    and expects them to influence the world in a substantial
    way.
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