Entrepreneurship Development Programme
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The document discusses the basic requirements and benefits of entrepreneurship. It lists self-confidence, determination, knowledge, and risk-taking ability as key requirements. Some benefits include financial independence, setting your own schedule, pursuing your passions, and creating a legacy. Related career titles for entrepreneurship include owner, manager, director, president and CEO. Important skills involve managing day-to-day operations, marketing, accounting, hiring personnel, and production of goods and services.
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7Small Business and International Entrepreneurship Overcoming.docx
7Small Business and International Entrepreneurship Overcoming.docx
Cee cls employee engagement and productivity mgw 27 feb2013, kl, malaysia
Cee cls employee engagement and productivity mgw 27 feb2013, kl, malaysia
Entrepreneurship Development Programme
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- 3. Basic Requirements Self Confidence. Determination. Knowledge. Risk Taking Ability. Friends and Family Pack :-) 3/14/2013 Rajpat Systems
- 4. Why Entrepreneurship? 1. Develop financial independence. 2. Set your own schedule. 3. Bring your ideas to life. 4. Have creative freedom. 5. Release the fear of being fired. 6. Finally be challenged — in a good way. 7. Build something that will last a lifetime; create a legacy. 8. Work from home, your own commercial office space or anywhere in the world. 3/14/2013 Rajpat Systems
- 5. Why Entrepreneurship? 9. Gain personal fulfillment by pursuing your passion. 10. Impact the lives of many through social entrepreneurship. 11. Hire employees and contribute to economic growth. 12. Call the shots and become a leader. 13. Become involved in all aspects of a company’s operations. 14. Put a personal touch back into doing business. 15. Improve upon old ideas. 16. Celebrate massive accomplishment. 3/14/2013 Rajpat Systems
- 6. Why Entrepreneurship? 17. Provide a better quality of life for you and those you care about. 18. Build a business as an investment for yourself and future. 19. Design the lifestyle that best suits you. 3/14/2013 Rajpat Systems
- 7. Related Career Titles Owner Manager Director President Chief Executive Officer 3/14/2013 Rajpat Systems
- 8. Related Major Skills Managing the business on a day-to-day basis Advertising, selling, and distributing the product or service (marketing) Accounting or keeping financial records for the business Hiring personnel to assist with the business Production of finished goods or services Be non-conformist Motivated by achievement Have a preference for innovation Possess high uncertainty tolerance 3/14/2013 Rajpat Systems
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