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    The document discusses characteristics and tendencies of entrepreneurs based on survey data. It finds that entrepreneurs are typically male, in their twenties or thirties when starting their first significant business, and have at least a bachelor's degree. Their primary motivation is to make money or gain independence. Entrepreneurs are also characterized as risk takers who rely on both internal and external advisors. A variety of business types are formed by entrepreneurs.

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    ENTREPRENEU

    R ANALYSIS
    An entrepreneur is most
    commonly_____child in the family

    Oldest Middle

    Oldest
    Doesn’t
    Youngest Matter

    25/11/2010 SSB/mba/sep2010/ES 2
    An entrepreneur is most commonly

    Single Married

    Divorced
    Widowed
    25/11/2010 SSB/mba/sep2010/ES 3
    An entrepreneur is most typically a

    Man

    Woman

    Either

    25/11/2010 SSB/mba/sep2010/ES 4
    An individual usually begins his or her
    first significant business at what age?

    Teens twenties thirties

    forties fifties

    25/11/2010 SSB/mba/sep2010/ES 5
    Usually an individual’s entrepreneurial
    tendency first appears evident in his or her

    Teens twenties thirties

    forties fifties

    25/11/2010 SSB/mba/sep2010/ES 6
    Typically, an entrepreneur has achieved the followin
    educational attainment by the time the first
    significant venture begins:

    Less than
    high 10+2 Bachelor’s
    degree
    school

    Master’s Doctorate

    25/11/2010 SSB/mba/sep2010/ES 7
    An entrepreneur’s primary motivation for
    starting a business is to:

    Make Be Be Famous
    Money independent

    Create a job
    Security Be powerful

    25/11/2010 SSB/mba/sep2010/ES 8
    The primary motivation for the
    entrepreneur’s high ego & need for
    achievement is based upon a relationship with

    Spouse Mother

    children
    Father
    25/11/2010 SSB/mba/sep2010/ES 9
    To be successful in an entrepreneurial venture,
    you need:

    A good Hard
    money
    idea work

    All of
    luck these

    25/11/2010 SSB/mba/sep2010/ES 10
    Entrepreneurs and Venture Capitalists

    Get along
    well Are
    cordial
    friends

    Are best
    friends
    Are in
    conflict
    25/11/2010 SSB/mba/sep2010/ES 11
    A successful entrepreneur relies on
    which of the following for critical
    management advice?
    Internal External
    Management Management
    team Professionals

    Financial
    No one
    sources

    25/11/2010 SSB/mba/sep2010/ES 12
    Entrepreneurs are best as:

    Managers Planners

    Doers

    VCs Doers

    25/11/2010 SSB/mba/sep2010/ES 13
    In a Party entrepreneurs are:

    The life
    The bores

    Will never
    go to party Just fit into
    the crowd

    25/11/2010 SSB/mba/sep2010/ES 14
    Entrepreneurs are:

    High risk takers Small risk takers


    (Big gamblers) (take few chances)

    Moderate risk takers


    Doesn’t matter
    (Realistic gamblers)

    25/11/2010 SSB/mba/sep2010/ES 15
    Entrepreneurs tend to FALL IN LOVE
    with

    New New New


    Employees Technology
    Ideas

    New
    Financial All of
    Plans these

    25/11/2010 SSB/mba/sep2010/ES 16
    Entrepreneurs typically form:
    Service
    Business
    Construction
    companies
    Manufa-
    cturing

    A variety of
    ventures
    Financial
    companies
    25/11/2010 SSB/mba/sep2010/ES 17

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