Entreprenuer (ArindamTalukdar)
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This document discusses entrepreneurs and the characteristics of successful entrepreneurs. It defines an entrepreneur as a manager who plans, analyzes, interprets and controls. Successful entrepreneurs exhibit risk-taking, determination, passion, creativity and the ability to take advantage of opportunities. The document then profiles some famous entrepreneurs like Bill Gates, Dhirubhai Ambani and Michael Dell. It lists qualities like common sense, self-confidence, communication skills and a willingness to accept criticism as important for entrepreneurs. Entrepreneurs play an important role in the economy by introducing new products and technologies, creating jobs, mobilizing resources and improving standards of living.
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- 5. Characteristics of Successful Entrepreneur Risk taker Vision, creativity and innovation Determination & Persistence Motivation to succeed Entrepreneur No daunted by failure Passion Relevant skills and expertise Spot and take advantage of opportunities
- 7. Bill Gates Dhirubhai Ambani Michael Dell Chad Hurley, Steve Chen & Jawed Karim
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- 9. “ To be a Successful Entrepreneur , an Entrepreneur should have some basic qualities in his personality.” These are:
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- 11. Role of Entrepreneur in Economy New product in market Money circulation New technology Creation of employment Discover new source of material Better Standard of living New ideas bring huge changes Develop new market Mobilize capital resources
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