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Joseph Schumpeter
pioneer of
entrepreneurship
Creative destruction
process of creating something by
destroying
the
existing norm
Entrepreneurship
ability to identify people's needs and provide them
Entrepreneurship according to Dr.
Ralph Sorensen
it is an
art
of creating, launching, and growing new
venture businesses
Business
is an art because it requires
creativity.
It's difference with art is that it requires
critical thinking
Profit
End goal of entrepreneurship
Entrepreneur
initiated the establishment of a
business enterprise
Businessman
owns a business
Professional manager
manages a business; same as an
entrepreneur
Franchisee
owns a franchise
Franchise
selling the brand by creating a
new branch
A businessman is not always an entrepreneur, but a professional manager is
Passion for
business
eagerness to be involved in
commercial activities
Confidence
self in belief
Self-determination
belief that
destiny
relies on oneself,
independence
from others' opinions
Management of
risk
taking
calculated
risks
Pros
and
cons
must be
balanced
in order to take calculated risks
Initiative and need for achievement
great need to achieve things
Creativity
unsatisfaction with copying
Seeing the
big picture
assesing the effect of particular
decisions
to other aspects of the business
Innovative entrepreneurs
make new things with new ideas
Imitating entrepreneurs
follow others' ideas
Fabian entrepreneurs
skeptical
and only follow only after they are satisfied as there is no
competition
Drone entrepreneurs
most
conservative
who
lives
on the
labors
of others and are ready to
suffer loss
of
business
Social entrepreneur
initiate changes in various fields
Common competencies
normal
Decisive
(
common
) firmly makes decisions
Communicator
(
Common
) has
convincing
power
Leader
(
Common
) obeyed by employees
Opportunity seeker
(
Common
) first to see business chances
Proactive
(
Common
) preparing for future problems
Risk taker
(
Common
) pursue business ideas
Innovative
(
Common
) having big business ideas
Core competencies
needed
Economic
and
dynamic
activity
(
Core
) creation and operation of an enterprise
Innovative
(
Core
) looking for new ideas
Profit potential
(
Core
) compensated by
profit
Risk bearing
(
Core
) wise gambling to offset the risk
Business risk
exposure to factors which may
threaten financial goals
that may lead to
lower profits
or
failure
Demand risk
the product will not be
accepted
by the market, or that the market is much
smaller
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