Entrepreneurship
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The document discusses various aspects of entrepreneurship including: - The definition of an entrepreneur as someone who organizes and operates business ventures while assuming the associated risks. - The objectives of entrepreneurship such as effective marketing, production, organizational, and financial planning. - Keys to being a successful entrepreneur including creativity, innovation, motivation, communication skills, building trust, and treating people with importance. - How entrepreneurs can be motivated through fair pay, good leadership, opportunities for advancement, and working with congenial associates. - The advantages of entrepreneurship such as personal financial gain, self-employment, job creation, economic growth, and technological development.
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Chapter 2
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- 1. ENTREPRENEURSHIP By RAKHI GUPTA M.Com,M.B.A,L.L.B Assistant Prof (Dept of Business Admin) PSIT –Kanpur(UP) INDIA
- 7. Linkage of Background factors with Motivation and Rewards
- 8. Background Factors Successful entrepreneur Community Family Occupational Academic Economic Sex
- 9. Motivation Desire Efficacy Motivation Personal Motives, Expectations Contingency Factors Business Environment Decision
- 10. Rewards Decision Entrepreneur Entrepreneurial Performance Behavioral Orientations
- 11. Types of entrepreneurs True Entrepreneurs The Disenchanted The Traditionalists Positivist Innovation Have few doubts about their experts They enjoy their work Have Negative perspective They are concerned about their ability to manage Optimists They are not concerned about their ability to manage Do not perceive a substantive changes in their role.
Editor's Notes
- This will be the first slide