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What is the primary motivating force for entrepreneurs?
What is the primary motivating force for entrepreneurs?
- Achievement (correct)
- Innovation
- Financial security
- Social responsibility
Which characteristic describes entrepreneurs' approach to risks?
Which characteristic describes entrepreneurs' approach to risks?
- They take calculated risks. (correct)
- They avoid all risks entirely.
- They are reckless risk-takers.
- They prefer high-stake gambles.
How do entrepreneurs view their chances for success?
How do entrepreneurs view their chances for success?
- With overconfidence and unrealistic expectations
- With optimism based on real prospects (correct)
- With skepticism and caution
- With indifference and uncertainty
What is a key importance of entrepreneurship in society?
What is a key importance of entrepreneurship in society?
Which of the following traits is associated with the flexibility of true entrepreneurs?
Which of the following traits is associated with the flexibility of true entrepreneurs?
What is the primary purpose of a business tagline?
What is the primary purpose of a business tagline?
During demand analysis, what is the most preferred instrument for in-depth quantitative research?
During demand analysis, what is the most preferred instrument for in-depth quantitative research?
Which attribute is defined as the ability to create rules within an organization?
Which attribute is defined as the ability to create rules within an organization?
What do internal factors in a SWOT analysis refer to?
What do internal factors in a SWOT analysis refer to?
What is the role of vision in a business context?
What is the role of vision in a business context?
Which of the following best describes the concept of flexibility in an entrepreneur?
Which of the following best describes the concept of flexibility in an entrepreneur?
Competitors analysis involves evaluating which of the following for direct competitors?
Competitors analysis involves evaluating which of the following for direct competitors?
What characterizes the attribute of determination in entrepreneurs?
What characterizes the attribute of determination in entrepreneurs?
Which of the following is not considered an external factor impacting an organization?
Which of the following is not considered an external factor impacting an organization?
What does the term 'strengths' refer to in an organizational context?
What does the term 'strengths' refer to in an organizational context?
Which of the following best describes 'threats' in an organizational analysis?
Which of the following best describes 'threats' in an organizational analysis?
Why is the 'price' element crucial in the 7 P's of marketing?
Why is the 'price' element crucial in the 7 P's of marketing?
What does 'packaging' refer to in the context of the 7 P's of marketing?
What does 'packaging' refer to in the context of the 7 P's of marketing?
Which factor is least likely to be classified under human resources?
Which factor is least likely to be classified under human resources?
What is considered a core aspect of the 'promotion' element in the 7 P's of marketing?
What is considered a core aspect of the 'promotion' element in the 7 P's of marketing?
Which of the following best represents 'opportunities' for an organization?
Which of the following best represents 'opportunities' for an organization?
Flashcards
Entrepreneur
Entrepreneur
An individual who creates a new business, taking on most of the risks and enjoying most of the rewards.
Desire for Responsibility (Entrepreneurial Trait)
Desire for Responsibility (Entrepreneurial Trait)
A sense of personal responsibility for ventures and a drive to see them succeed.
Preference for Moderate Risks (Entrepreneurial Trait)
Preference for Moderate Risks (Entrepreneurial Trait)
Taking calculated risks based on analysis and planning, not reckless gambling.
Confidence in Success (Entrepreneurial Trait)
Confidence in Success (Entrepreneurial Trait)
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Desire for Immediate Feedback (Entrepreneurial Trait)
Desire for Immediate Feedback (Entrepreneurial Trait)
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High Level of Energy (Entrepreneurial Trait)
High Level of Energy (Entrepreneurial Trait)
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Future Orientation (Entrepreneurial Trait)
Future Orientation (Entrepreneurial Trait)
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Skill at Organizing (Entrepreneurial Trait)
Skill at Organizing (Entrepreneurial Trait)
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Value of Achieving Goals (Entrepreneurial Trait)
Value of Achieving Goals (Entrepreneurial Trait)
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High Degree of Commitment (Entrepreneurial Trait)
High Degree of Commitment (Entrepreneurial Trait)
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Flexibility (Entrepreneurial Trait)
Flexibility (Entrepreneurial Trait)
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Entrepreneurship Creates Opportunities
Entrepreneurship Creates Opportunities
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Entrepreneurship Promotes Social Justice
Entrepreneurship Promotes Social Justice
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Entrepreneurship Instills Confidence
Entrepreneurship Instills Confidence
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Entrepreneurship Stimulates the Economy
Entrepreneurship Stimulates the Economy
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Entrepreneurship Requires Taking Risks
Entrepreneurship Requires Taking Risks
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Entrepreneurship Involves Learning from Failure
Entrepreneurship Involves Learning from Failure
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Entrepreneurship Encourages Creativity
Entrepreneurship Encourages Creativity
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Creativity (Entrepreneurial Attribute)
Creativity (Entrepreneurial Attribute)
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Dedication (Entrepreneurial Attribute)
Dedication (Entrepreneurial Attribute)
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Determination (Entrepreneurial Attribute)
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Study Notes
Entrepreneurship
- Setting up a business involves taking on financial risks with the hope of profit.
- An entrepreneur is an individual who creates a new business, taking on most of the risks and enjoying most of the rewards.
Characteristics of an Entrepreneur
- Desire for responsibility: Entrepreneurs often have a sense of personal responsibility for the ventures they are involved in.
- Preference for moderate risks: Entrepreneurs are not reckless risk-takers, instead, they take calculated risks.
- Confidence in their ability to succeed: Entrepreneurs tend to be optimistic about their chances of success, and this optimism is often grounded in reality.
- Desire for immediate feedback: Entrepreneurs are eager for information about their progress and actively seek reinforcement for their efforts.
- High level of energy: Entrepreneurs possess more energy than the average person.
- Future orientation: Entrepreneurs have a clear vision of the future and actively seek opportunities.
- Skill at organizing: Entrepreneurs are adept at bringing together the right people to achieve a common goal.
- Value of achieving goals: Achievement is a primary motivating force for entrepreneurs; money is seen as a way of measuring accomplishments.
- High degree of commitment: Launching a successful business requires total commitment from the entrepreneur.
- Flexibility: True entrepreneurs can adapt to changing customer demands and business needs.
Importance of entrepreneurship
- Entrepreneurship creates opportunities.
- Entrepreneurship promotes social justice.
- Entrepreneurship instills confidence.
- Entrepreneurship stimulates the economy.
- Entrepreneurship requires taking risks.
- Entrepreneurship involves learning from failure and persevering.
- Entrepreneurship encourages creativity, initiative, and innovation.
What Makes Someone an Entrepreneur?
- Personal Attributes
- Creativity: Developing new products or ideas
- Dedication: Motivating the entrepreneur to achieve their goals
- Determination: An unwavering desire to succeed
- Flexibility: The ability to adapt and change quickly
- Leadership: The ability to set direction and inspire others
- Passion: What drives entrepreneurs to start and continue their ventures
- Self-confidence: Stemming from thorough planning and preparation
- Smarts: Combining common sense with knowledge
Chapter 1: Business Basics
- Business Name
- The title under which a sole proprietorship operates
- A unique combination of words or symbols that identifies a business or firm, separate from its goods or services
- Business Logo
- The "face" of a company
- A visual representation of the company's unique identity
- Business Tagline
- Often a short phrase (less than five words)
- Communicates the benefits customers can expect
- Aids in customer recall of the company
- Business Location
- The chosen location for a business can significantly impact its success or failure
- Vision
- Future-oriented statements meant to inspire and provide direction to employees, rather than solely focusing on customers
- Mission
- Defines the purpose of the company, what it does, and its intended achievements.
- Objectives
- The specific results a company aims to achieve
- Includes the strategies used to reach those objectives
Chapter 2: Market Analysis
- Demand Analysis
- The process of estimating or determining customer demand for a product or service in a specific market
- Methods of Gathering Information
- Surveys: A preferred method for in-depth quantitative research, involving a series of questions about respondents' personal information, motivations, and behaviors.
- Focus Group Discussions: Facilitated group discussions to gather in-depth insights and perspectives.
- Observation: Observing customer behavior and interactions to understand their needs and preferences.
Chapter 3: 7 Ps Of Marketing
- Product
- Tangible goods or intangible services offered by a company to satisfy customer needs and deliver expected results.
- Price
- The price of a product is dependent on the business objectives set by the company.
- A major factor influencing customer buying decisions.
- Promotion
- The communication strategy used to inform customers.
- Refers to the marketing and sales activities to connect with customers.
- Place
- The location where a product or service is sold.
- Packaging
- The external presentation of a product or service.
- Positioning
- Ranking a company within its industry.
- Comparing a company to its competitors.
- People
- The individuals responsible for all elements of the sales, marketing strategies, and activities.
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Test your knowledge on the essential characteristics of entrepreneurs and the risks involved in setting up a business. This quiz will cover the traits that define successful entrepreneurs and their approach to business ventures. Challenge yourself to see how well you understand the entrepreneurial mindset!