Entrepreneurs create new businesses by anticipating market needs, taking risks, and providing solutions using leadership and skills, while employees work for an organization and seek direction from managers. Some key differences are that entrepreneurs create their own schedules, embrace failure, and are responsible for all decisions in their business, while employees follow rules, work set schedules, and are responsible for some decisions. The document also discusses personal growth, business environments, and areas important for entrepreneurs like marketing, people, operations, and finance.
Entrepreneurs create new businesses by anticipating market needs, taking risks, and providing solutions using leadership and skills, while employees work for an organization and seek direction from managers. Some key differences are that entrepreneurs create their own schedules, embrace failure, and are responsible for all decisions in their business, while employees follow rules, work set schedules, and are responsible for some decisions. The document also discusses personal growth, business environments, and areas important for entrepreneurs like marketing, people, operations, and finance.
Entrepreneurs create new businesses by anticipating market needs, taking risks, and providing solutions using leadership and skills, while employees work for an organization and seek direction from managers. Some key differences are that entrepreneurs create their own schedules, embrace failure, and are responsible for all decisions in their business, while employees follow rules, work set schedules, and are responsible for some decisions. The document also discusses personal growth, business environments, and areas important for entrepreneurs like marketing, people, operations, and finance.
- Entrepreneur - an individual who creates a new business with innovation. Key role s in the economy. Anticipate the needs and provide it to the market using their skills, and leadership. willing to risk loss - Employee - a person who is paid or compensated to work for an organization or another person.
Employees Vs. Entreprenerus - usually ppl consider employees followers; entrepreneurs
leaders. Pero there are instances na di ganito. The difference according to Jessica Oman: - Employees seek direction while entre[remeurs create a path - employees seek help when may problems then entrepreneurs naman nag gagawa ng solution. - Employees do while entrepreneurs listen. - listen because most of the time wala ka namna sa business as an entrepreneur. Do naman kasi ung employees ang nandun nagtratrabaho. - Employees take fewer risks while entrepreneurs live for them - usually if may problem ang manager usually ang hinahanap. Ang employees kasi less risky. - Employees get piad for their role while entrepreneur get paid for results - Employees love holidays because they get the day off while entrepreneurs do becuase they can work all day with few interruptions if di pa established and business…pero once established na, nag iisipa din pero di na masyado/ - Employees appreciate steady employment while entrepreneurs are comfortable witthout job security - Employees follow rule while entrepreneurs break them - break meaning break through na makahanap ng way na competitive advantage. - Employees are responsible for some decision whie etnrepreenrus are responsible for the all - Employees execute tasks while entrepreneursplan. - Employees like structure while entrepreneurs like infrastructure - entrepreneur kasi ang in hcarege ng paggawa ng structure na edidicient and effictive - E,ployees work to a schedule while entrepreneurs create tehri own schedule - Employees are always working while entrepreneurs are always selling/ - Employees dislik efailure whil entrepreneurs embrace it.
Personal growth “ th eb iggest propeller or inhibitor
- Need to go out trh ecomdfroet zone\ Self - Character \atteture - Ect Business environment - there are different aspects in the business. There is aneed to understand to acquire the sills and to learn the processes of entrepreneurship. - economic factor, - social factors, - strategic risk, - financial risk - technological factor - organizational factor.
Entrepreneur: Business Ideas; Innovative individuals