What Makes Entrepreneurs Entrepreneurial Saras Sarasvathy 2005
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– In Entrepreneurs, Economists and the Economic Process by D.P. Sarkar (Jagadish and Siddappa Sarkar Institute of Economic Studies 1987). The author argues that entrepreneurs are different from “professionals” in that the latter are only “temporarily” involved in activities that bring about social benefits. dig this Entrepeneurs do “the long term,” they invest resources that yield long-term benefits, and then exit, not “professionals” who do “the short
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Section: Porters Model Analysis What Makes Entrepreneurs Entrepreneurial Saras Sarasvathy 2005 Saras Sarasvathy is one of the few academicians to explore entrepreneurship beyond the mainstream, from the entrepreneur’s perception. She has provided a unique view, a perspective that the researchers, businessmen and policymakers can use in decision making on various issues, from creating new industries to restructuring existing ones. To study the theory of entreprene
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“Money is the root of all the happiness in our life, including a good job. So, when we are looking for a job, we try to find a job that will bring the amount of money, and not only fulfill us to some extent. It is quite unreal to think about the situation that people get jobs which they are not capable to do or are doing the work which is not important to anyone. I did not agree with it when Sarasvathy said so in his article, “How the Mindset of ‘Money First’ Kills Job Cre
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“The best way to predict the future is to invent it” is the line from the famous quote by H.G.Wells. It’s a very powerful line that tells us that if you don’t invent something new or innovate your company will be overtaken by those who do. This insight is also very powerful when it comes to the entrepreneur’s role in society. If an entrepreneur can’t see beyond the day-to-day, if she/he doesn’t dare to think that her/his success is due more to the
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My Personal Views and Experience 1. Entrepreneurship requires a deep understanding of the company and the customers, the market, the marketing strategy, the finance, the technology, and the management. To become an entrepreneur, you have to possess the ability to understand and appreciate a market opportunity. You have to be passionate about your company and the product. You have to believe in the quality of the product or service. You have to be able to communicate effectively with your colleagues and customers. 2. There are many challenges that an entrepr
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“While there is little that is unique to each case study, some common factors can be identified in terms of the unique challenges faced by entrepreneurs. First, entrepreneurs face tremendous uncertainty. While they may have a clear vision of their business, the road ahead is often filled with doubt, insecurity and uncertainty. The entrepreneur’s anxiety is often accompanied by a strong sense of urgency, leading them to take risks, act impulsively, and make decisions on the spur of the moment. As a result, they may often face