Introduction to Entrepreneurship Part 2 PDF
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This document provides an introduction to various types of entrepreneurs and their characteristics, including innovative, imitating, Fabian, drone, and social entrepreneurs. It also details different career opportunities available to entrepreneurs, like business consultants, teachers, researchers, sales representatives, and business reporters.
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TYPES OF ENTREPRENEURS 1. INNOVATIVE ENTREPRENEUR -the y are those wh o always make ne w thi ng s by thinking of new ideas 2. IMITATING ENTREPRENEURS- - they are those who don’t create new things but only follow the ideas of othe r entrepreneurs. 3. FABIAN ENTREPRENEURS-...
TYPES OF ENTREPRENEURS 1. INNOVATIVE ENTREPRENEUR -the y are those wh o always make ne w thi ng s by thinking of new ideas 2. IMITATING ENTREPRENEURS- - they are those who don’t create new things but only follow the ideas of othe r entrepreneurs. 3. FABIAN ENTREPRENEURS- - they are those skeptical. They don’t initiate but follow only after they are satisfied. 4. DRONE ENTREPRENEUR- they are those who lives on the labor of others. They are die -hard conservatives even ready to suffer the loss of business. 5. SOCIAL ENTREPRENEURS- T-they are tho se who initiate changes in the vario us fields such as ed ucatio n, heal th, human rights, enviro nment and enterprise d evel o pment. CAREER OPPORTUNITIES OF ENTREPRENEURSHIP 1. BUSINESS CONSULTANT- - with the expertise of the entrepreneur he can be a very good source of advices to other entrepreneurs and would be business man. 2. TEACHER - a graduate of an entrepreneurship can be use his knowledge in teaching 3. RESEARCHER the entrepreneur can be employed as researcher by an enterprise. 4. SALES the entrepreneurship graduate can apply as salesman 5. BUSINESS REPORTER- - the entrepreneur being expert in the field, he can be employed as business reporter. Written work # 1 Research at least two successful entrepreneurs. For each entrepreneur, provide the following: How they started their business - Describe how the business was initiated, including any challenges or key decisions they made in the early stages. Start-up capital - Identify the initial investment or funding that helped launch the business. This could include personal savings, loans, or external investments. Type of entrepreneur - Classify the entrepreneur based on their approach, industry, or business model. Criteria Excellent 100 Good 90 Satisfactory 85 Needs Improvement 75 Thorough research with accurate and detailed Clear and accurate Information is somewhat information on Information is inaccurate, Content & Accuracy information, but may lack accurate but lacks depth or entrepreneurs, their start- missing, or irrelevant. some details. clarity. up process, capital, and classification. Well-organized with clear Organized, but may have Organization is unclear, Poorly organized, hard to Organization & Structure sections, headings, and minor issues with structure and sections lack cohesion. follow. logical flow. or transitions. Clear and insightful classification of Adequate classification Basic classification with No clear classification or Analysis & Classification entrepreneurs with strong with some reasoning, but little explanation or reasoning. reasoning behind their may lack depth. justification. types. Few grammar or spelling Some grammar or spelling Frequent errors in Grammar & Writing Well-written with no errors that do not hinder errors that slightly affect grammar or spelling, Quality grammar or spelling errors. readability. readability. affecting readability. Thorough explanation of Basic explanation, missing Missing or unclear Start-up Capital how each entrepreneur Clear explanation, but may important details or explanation of start-up Explanation funded their business with lack some specific details. unclear. capital. specific details.