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Unit III: Business Types Lesson 3
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What traits that you think make a good boss???? Getting Started
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Entrepreneurship is the process of starting a new business Can be in the form of thinking of, developing, and selling a brand new product Can be creating a new business to sell an already existing product or service More businesses fail than succeed. Entrepreneurs must have more than just an idea Entrepreneurship
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When deciding to start a business, entrepreneurs must weigh the risks and rewards Risk: the chance of losing something; the measurable likelihood of loss or less-than-expected returns Must be aware that they are investing their own money, time, and resources and can walk away with nothing, or even worse- in debt Entrepreneurial Risk
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When thinking about being an entrepreneur think about improving these basic skills: Business Skills: Understanding how to create and manage a business Communication Skills: The ability to use technological tools effectively Decision-making and problem-solving skills: Knowing how to apply logic, information, and past experiences to new decisions and problems Entrepreneurial Skills
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Mathematical skills: Using math to create budgets, keep accurate records, and analyze financial statements Organizational skills: The knack of keeping tasks and information in order; the ability to plan well and manage your time Relationship skills: The ability to persuade and motivate people; knowing how to be a leader and to work as part of a team Entrepreneurial Skills
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Now that you’ve started a business- work on these traits to help bring you success Business Knowledge: Keep yourself up to date on techniques to run a business and how to successfully manage the various aspects Financial Skills: Keep yourself knowledgeable on accounting, personal finance, and investing so you make sure you making good choices with your money Career Exploration: Continue to develop your interests and see what other fields you can be a part of Entrepreneurial Traits
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Community awareness: Become knowledgeable about your own community and look for opportunities to help your community as well as yourself Education: Take advantage of opportunities to learn new things Relationships: Surround yourself with the right people and keep up the networking Entrepreneurial Traits
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Chief Customer Officer: Making sure the business provides great customer service and great customer experience Chief Financial Officer: Keep track of the numbers of the business. If someone else is in charge of finances, make sure you keep open communication with them Chief People Officer: Make sure you are managing the needs of your employees as well as your own needs Roles of the Entrepreneur
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Chief Executive Officer: Making sure to spend time on strategy and vision for the future, not just everyday details Chief Innovation Officer: In order to stay relevant, competitive and on top you need to continue to improve and keep customers coming back Roles of the Entrepreneur
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Intrapreneurship : the act of behaving like an entrepreneur while working within a large organization The practice of a corporate management style that integrates risk-taking and innovation approaches, as well as the reward and motivational techniques that are more traditionally thought of as being the province of entrepreneurship. Example: 3M- gives certain freedom to employees to create their own projects, and they even give them funds to use for these projects Intrapreneurship
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When a Sole Proprietorship or Partnership becomes too big to handle, needs money to continue running, or needs money to grow it may expand to a corporation, conglomerate or franchise This happens when the entrepreneur begins making stock offerings, expands to new markets, or invites others in to invest and be part owners Growing Businesses
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Ben Cohen and Jerry Greenfield Bill Gates and Paul Allen Steve Jobs and Steve Wozniak Larry Page and Sergey Brin Roger and Maurice McDonald Can you identify these businesses?
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Why would a company promote intrapraneurship? What hidden benefits might the company receive? What do you think is the best way for companies to balance work and intrapreneurship? Intrapreneuriship Reading
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