ENTREPENEURSHIP - THE FUTURE
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This document discusses the key capacities needed for entrepreneurship including initiative, creativity, self-confidence, leadership, personal maturity, social responsibility, and teamwork. It provides examples of how to measure these capacities in entrepreneurs. The document also outlines how to develop a good entrepreneurship scheme, including having an individual attitude focused on initiative and skills, determining a business idea and plan involving product, price, place, and promotion, organizing the business structure and creating a financial plan. It notes that Spain has an annual "Entrepreneur Day" to promote entrepreneurship and provides quotes on the path of being an entrepreneur.
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- 1. ENTREPENEURSHIP THE FUTURE I.E.S. La Sènia ( Spain ) Silvie Lucas Moldero Raquel Reina Álvarez
- 3. INITIATIVE The ability or attitude required to begin or initiate something. How can we know if an entrepreneur has initiative?...
- 4. The capacity to be creative. Are you creative? CREATIVITY
- 5. SELF-CONFIDENCE • Confidence in one's own powers. How can we measure degree of an entrepreneur’s self confidence ..?
- 6. The ability or authority to act or decide on one's own. RESPONSIBILITY Are you a responsible entrepreneur?
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- 8. A good leader Know what he/she wants. Knows his/her debilities. Knows his/her strengths. Knows how to work in a team. LEADERSHIP It´s the capacity to manage and organise, being a example for the rest.
- 9. The ability to work efficiently as a team. TEAMWORK Do you know how to work in a team?
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