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Intrapreneur 1
1. From
Intrapreneuring,
Gifford
Pinchot,
1985.
www.intrapreneur.com.
Document
and
summary
created
by
Mark
Palmer
(@mrkwpalmer,
mark.w.palmer@gmail.com),
CEO
of
StreamBase,
with
permission
from
the
author.
Available
at:
streambase.typepad.com
The
Characteristics
of
Traditional
Managers
Versus
Intrapreneurs
(from
Intrapreneuring,
by
Gifford
Pinchot)
Traditional
Managers
Intrapreneurs
Primary
Motives
Wants
promotion
and
other
traditional
corporate
rewards.
Power-motivated.
Wants
freedom
and
access
to
corporate
resources.
Goal
-oriented
and
self-
motivated,
but
also
responds
to
corporate
rewards
and
recognition.
Decisions
Agrees
with
those
in
power.
Delays
decision
until
gets
a
feel
of
what
bosses
want.
Adept
at
getting
others
to
agree
to
private
vision.
Time
Orientation
Responds
to
quotas
and
budgets,
weekly,
monthly,
quarterly,
annual
planning
horizons,
the
next
promotion
or
transfer
End
goals
of
3-‐15
years,
depending
on
type
of
venture.
Urgency
to
meet
self-
imposed
and
corporate
timetables.
Action
Delegates
action.
Supervising
and
reporting
take
most
of
energy.
Has
a
bias
for
action.
May
know
how
to
delegate,
but
when
necessary
does
what
needs
to
be
done.
Courage
and
Destiny
Sees
others
in
charge
of
his
or
her
destiny.
Can
be
forceful
and
ambitious,
but
may
be
fearful
of
others’
ability
to
do
him
or
her
in.
Self-confident
and
courageous.
Many
Intrapreneurs
are
cynical
about
the
system,
but
optimistic
about
their
ability
to
outwit
it.
Attention
Primarily
on
events
inside
corporation
Both
inside
and
outside.
Sells
insiders
on
need
of
venture
and
marketplace,
but
also
focuses
on
customers.
Risk
Careful.
Likes
moderate
risk.
Generally
not
afraid
of
being
fired
so
sees
little
personal
risk.
Market
Research
Has
market
studies
done
to
discover
needs
and
guide
product
conceptualization.
Does
own
market
research
and
intuitive
market
evaluation
like
the
entrepreneur.
Status
Cares
about
status
symbols
(corner
office,
etc.)
Considers
traditional
status
symbols
a
joke
–
treasures
symbols
of
freedom.
2. From
Intrapreneuring,
Gifford
Pinchot,
1985.
www.intrapreneur.com.
Document
and
summary
created
by
Mark
Palmer
(@mrkwpalmer,
mark.w.palmer@gmail.com),
CEO
of
StreamBase,
with
permission
from
the
author.
Available
at:
streambase.typepad.com
The
Characteristics
of
Traditional
Managers
Versus
Intrapreneurs
(from
Intrapreneuring,
by
Gifford
Pinchot)
Traditional
Managers
Intrapreneurs
Failure
and
Mistakes
Tries
to
avoid
mistakes
and
surprises.
Postpones
recognizing
failure.
Sensitive
to
need
to
appear
orderly
in
corporation.
Attempts
to
hide
risky
projects
from
view
so
can
learn
from
mistakes
without
political
cost
of
public
failure.
Who
Serves
Pleases
others.
Pleases
self,
customers,
and
sponsors.
Attitude
Toward
the
System
Sees
system
as
nurturing
and
protective,
seeks
position
within
it.
Dislikes
the
system
but
learns
to
manipulate
it.
Skills
Professional
management.
Often
business-‐school
trained.
Abstract
analytical
tools,
people-‐management,
and
political
skills.
More
business
acumen
than
managerial
or
political
skill.
Often
technically
trained
if
in
technical
business.
May
need
help
to
prosper
Problem-‐Solving
Style
Works
out
problems
within
the
system.
Works
out
problems
within
the
system,
or
bypasses
the
system
without
leaving.
Family
History
Family
members
worked
for
large
organizations.
Entrepreneurial
small-business,
professional,
or
farm
background.
Relationship
with
Parents
Independent
of
mother,
good
relations
with
father,
but
slightly
dependent.
Better
relations
with
father,
but
still
stormy.
Socioeconomic
Background
Middle-class
background.
Middle-class
background.
Educational
Level
Highly
educated
Often
highly
educated,
particularly
in
technical
fields,
sometimes
not.
Relationship
with
others
Hierarchy
as
basic
relationship.
Transactions
with
hierarchy.