This document outlines 12 personal entrepreneurial competencies (PECs) that are important for successful entrepreneurship. The PECs include the ability to communicate ideas, commitment to work long hours, setting goals, earning profits, reliability, confidence, persistence, willingness to listen and respond to feedback, willingness to take risks, initiative and optimism, ability to cope with failure, and ability to set standards. Mastering these competencies increases the chances of organizing, developing, operating, and engaging in a successful business venture.
This document outlines 12 personal entrepreneurial competencies (PECs) that are important for successful entrepreneurship. The PECs include the ability to communicate ideas, commitment to work long hours, setting goals, earning profits, reliability, confidence, persistence, willingness to listen and respond to feedback, willingness to take risks, initiative and optimism, ability to cope with failure, and ability to set standards. Mastering these competencies increases the chances of organizing, developing, operating, and engaging in a successful business venture.
This document outlines 12 personal entrepreneurial competencies (PECs) that are important for successful entrepreneurship. The PECs include the ability to communicate ideas, commitment to work long hours, setting goals, earning profits, reliability, confidence, persistence, willingness to listen and respond to feedback, willingness to take risks, initiative and optimism, ability to cope with failure, and ability to set standards. Mastering these competencies increases the chances of organizing, developing, operating, and engaging in a successful business venture.
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– qualities, characteristics, skills, abilities, your words, and doing what is right knowledge, and behavior that a person without compromise. must possess to become a successful 6. Confidence – you should believe in entrepreneur. your ability to achieve, know well what you are doing, and trust your Entrepreneur – a person who organizes, instinct and entrepreneurial acumen develops, operates, and engages in his/her own business. 7. Persistence – you should be able to keep up your courage, hope and belief Entrepreneurship – organizing, to survive and prosper. developing, operating, and engaging in one’s own 8. Willingness to Listen and Respond – business. you should be able to talk and listen to fellow entrepreneurs, bank 1. Ability to Communicate Ideas – you officials, and business advisers for should be able to express your ideas that inspire and guide your thoughts clearly and confidently to business. your coworkers and clients. 9. Willingness to Take Risks – you 2. Commitment and Willingness to should be aware that risks and Work – you should be willing to invest challenges are part of any endeavor money, time, and effort in your and consider them steppingstone to business. You should be ready to work success. in long hours and under pressure and set aside personal activities in favor of 10. Initiative and Optimism – you work. should be optimistic yet prepared for future problem, needs, or changes; 3. Ability to Set Goals – you should be you should be able to plan ahead and able to set both short- and long- term lead your business toward action and goals and plans and focus on tasks attainment of goals. and their end results. 11. Ability to Cope with Failure – you 4. Desire to Earn Profit – you should be should be humble enough to cope able to supervise your business with failure, wise enough or learn closely to immediately resolve any from it, and strong enough to problem that can possibly result to overcome challenges. reduce income. 12. Ability to Set Standards – you 5. Reliability and Integrity - you should should be able to set standards .to be able to keep your good name and ensure quality production and increase sales.