Entrepreneurship involves developing a business venture to make a profit by seeking opportunities, establishing and operating a business, and closely monitoring risks and rewards. Key traits of successful entrepreneurs include being agents of change, risk-takers, opportunists, sociable networkers, decisive decision-makers, balanced in thinking, and innovative. Entrepreneurship benefits society through job creation, economic activity stimulation, new product/service introduction, improved living standards, and regional development balancing. Common small business types in the Philippines include sari-sari stores, rice retailing, food carts, printing, buy-and-sell shops, and online selling.
Entrepreneurship involves developing a business venture to make a profit by seeking opportunities, establishing and operating a business, and closely monitoring risks and rewards. Key traits of successful entrepreneurs include being agents of change, risk-takers, opportunists, sociable networkers, decisive decision-makers, balanced in thinking, and innovative. Entrepreneurship benefits society through job creation, economic activity stimulation, new product/service introduction, improved living standards, and regional development balancing. Common small business types in the Philippines include sari-sari stores, rice retailing, food carts, printing, buy-and-sell shops, and online selling.
Entrepreneurship involves developing a business venture to make a profit by seeking opportunities, establishing and operating a business, and closely monitoring risks and rewards. Key traits of successful entrepreneurs include being agents of change, risk-takers, opportunists, sociable networkers, decisive decision-makers, balanced in thinking, and innovative. Entrepreneurship benefits society through job creation, economic activity stimulation, new product/service introduction, improved living standards, and regional development balancing. Common small business types in the Philippines include sari-sari stores, rice retailing, food carts, printing, buy-and-sell shops, and online selling.
08/27/23 product, no to mediocrity and status qou What is Entrepreneurship? 3. Risk Takers -proactive process of developing a business venture to make 4. Having sharp eye for opportunities a profit. 5. Sociable – soft skills, relationship By how? 6. Networkers- key people to connect -seeking opportunities for a market 7. Decisive – decision maker based on experience and -establishing and operating a business out of the opportunity knowledge -assessing the risk and rewards through close monitoring of 8. Balanced – analytical/logical and creative the operation 9. Innovative RELEVANCE OF ENTREP IN AN ORGANIZATION -Initiative, Perseverance, Self confidence, Self-critical, 1. Develop managerial capabilities Planner, Persuasion/Persuade 2. Creation of organizations CORE TRAITS OF ENTREPRENEUR 3. Improve standard living 1. Leaders – decisive 4. Means of economic development 2. Communicators – use all forms of communication Societal and Economic Benefits of Entrep 3. Specialist – tactical and keen on details 1. Produce more jobs that equate to an increase in 4. Problem solver – can handle everything national income CORE COMPETENCIES IN ENTREP 2. Amplifies economic activities of different sectors of 1. Economic and dynamic activity society 2. Innovation 3. Introduces new and innovative products and services 3. Profit potential 4. Improves people living standards 4. Risk bearing 5. Disperses economic power and creates equality What are the most common small business in the Philippines? 6. Controls the local wealth and balances regional 1. Sari-sari store development 2. Rice retailing 7. Reduces social conflict and political unrest 3. Food cart 8. Elicits economic independence and capital formation 4. Printing 5. Buy and Sell REFLECTION 6. Street food When can you say that an entrepreneur is successful? 7. Tiangge or flea market 8. Online selling Give a word that describes a ENTREPRENEUR. It can be a 9. Cellphone Loading character, a noun, or a verb, etc. 10. Laundry and dry cleaning 11. Salon Who is an ENTREPRENEUR? 12. Spa, gym and nail care Entrepreneur has a French origin “ entre” which means 13. Video and photography “between” and “prendre” means “to take” 14. Tutorial He is a unique individual who has the innate ability and 15. Baking extraordinary dedication to establish and manage a business, 16. Web site development and design/ blogging acknowledging all the risks and reaping its rewards. 17. Direct selling 18. Car wash and care NEW TERMS OF ENTREPRENEUR 19. Bar, café, restaurant 1.Technopreneur – technology as the core of business model 20. Water station and LPG 2.Social Entrepreneur- focuses on social problems by helping 3.Intrapreneur-product managers, business development MYTHS ABOUT ENTREP managers 1.Entrepreneurs are like leaders, born not made. 4.Extrapreneur- hopes from one company to another 2.Entrepreneurs are academic and social misfits REFLECTION 3.To be an entrepreneur, one need money only If you were to become entrepreneur, which one of the four 4.TO be an entrepreneur, a great idea is the only ingredient would you rather be and why? 5. One wants to be an entrepreneur as having no boss ia great fun. COMMON TRAITS OF AN ENTREPRENEUR 1. Proactive -reactive rather than passive