1. Comparison of traditional managers , entrepreneurs, intraprenuers
2. Primary Motives TRADITIONAL MANAGERS: Promotion and other traditional corporate rewards , such as office,staff, and power Entrepreneurs: Independence, opportunity and create money Intraprenuers: Independence and ability to advance in the corporate rewards
3. Time orientation Traditional managers: Short term – meeting quotas and budgets, weekly, monthly, quarterly, and the annual planning horizon. Entrepreneurs: Survival and achieving 5 to 10 year growth of business. Intraprenuers: Between entrepreneurs and traditional managers, depending on urgency to meet self-imposed and corporate timetable.
4. Activity Traditional managers: Delegates and supervises more then direct involment Entrepreneurs: Direct involvement intrapreners: Direct involvement more then delegation.
6. status Traditional managers: Concern about status symbols Entrepreneurs: Not concerned about status symbols Intrapreneurs: Not concerned about traditional status symbols desire independence
7. Failures and mistakes : traditional managers: Tries to avoid mistakes and surprises Entrepreneurs: Deals with mistakes and failures. Intrapreneures: Attempts to hide risky projects from view until ready
8. Decisions : Traditional managers : Usually agrees with those in upper management positions Entrepreneurs: Follows dreams with decisions Inttrapreneuers: Able to get others to agree to help achieve dreams
9. Who serves Traditional managers: Others Entrepreneurs : Self and customers Intrapreneuers : Self, customers,and sponsors
10. Family history : Traditional managers : Family members worked for large organizations Entrepreneurs: Small business , professional, or farm background Intrapreneurs: Small business , professional, or farm background
11. Relationship with others Traditional managers : Hierarchy as basic relationship Entrepreneurs: Transaction and deal making as basic relationship Intrapreneurs: Transaction within hierarchy
