1. Question 1: Where did the idea to start your own business come from?
FINLAND: He had nothing else to do so he attempted to open up a business.
FRANCE: After spending some time as simple employee her boss decided to quit due to high rent ,but he proposed her to become the boss of the shop because the shop was going well. After she took a loan from the bank she decided to open up a shop of her own.
ITALY: He did not start his own business but took over a company and with the help of slow and methodical changes he made the company bigger.
GREECE:S he thought she had the right qualifications to be a teacher so she decides to start a business by making a school that teaches foreign languages to people.
POLAND: He read a book called "Rich Dad, Poor Dad" which inspired him to start a business.

2. Question 2: What did you have to do to set up your company
Question 2: What did you have to do to set up your company? Did you have any difficulties? If yes, what difficulties?
SIMILARITIES
DIFFERENCES
There are a lot of paper to do
The registration of the company
Change of management
The French entrepreneur in the video give the hard work to a professional
It’s not really difficult for the Finland
In Greece they have to spend some money
The Poland entrepreneur wasn’t difficult

3. Question 3: What was the process of the company registration like
Question 3: What was the process of the company registration like? Was it simple or complicated?
FRANCE
The interviewed person does not know because she hired somebody else.
She does not know for the previous reason but she imagines it really hard .
FINLAND
The only thing that you have to do is to register your self as an entrepreneur
It was really simple as the bureaucratic system of the country is not as complicated as in other countries.
ITALY
It is pretty simple as the process is really short. But unfortunately you have to pay lot of money
It can be regarded simple as the whole process takes only two r three weeks.
POLAND
The only thing that he had to do was to fill in some paperwork and hand them over on an registration office.
It was really easy especially for him because the previous company that he was working for helped him a lot.
GREECE
It depends from the type of company that you want to start.
It was pretty complicated because she had to pay a lot of taxes.

4. Question 4: What are the top three skills needed to become an entrepreneur?
COUNTRIES
SIMILARITIES
DIFFERENCES
Finland
France
Greece
Poland
Italy
Passion
Determination
Leadership
Good-planning
Endurance
To be sociable
Knowledge
Management

5. Question 5: What are the main advantages of being an entrepreneur ?
THE OTHER ONES
FRANCE
Freedom and independence
Flexibility concerning vacation
FINLAND
Entertainment and fun
Free time
GREECE
Free will in the midst of action
Future in your own hand
ITALY
Time flexibility
Independence , personal agenda ,
cooperation with people that have the same attitude and ideas , satisfaction from your own success
POLAND
Waking up whenever you want
Dedication to an idea , decision making , impact on the development of a company

6. Question 6: What do you think of your decision to set up your own business after some years of being the owner of the company? Are you satisfied with being self-employed or would you rather work for somebody now?
COUNTRIES
FEELINGS
SELF-EMPLOYED OR EMPLOYEE?
ADVANTAGES
DISADVANTAGES
FINLAND
Totally satisfied
Self-employed
There are some ups and downs
FRANCE
Nice
Self confidence
More aggressive
More creative
Do whatever you want, whenever you want.
You don’t know how the day will go
GREECE
Satisfied
ITALY
You can see the result of your choice
There’s no free-time for friends and family
POLAND
Many difficulties

7. Question 7: If you could start again your business, would you change something?
YES
FRANCE
She would like to be more competitive and more straight away.
ITALY
He would like to start step by step. NO
GREECE
She would not like to change anything, she is satisfied about herself.
FINLAND
He would not change anything because he is satisfied by his business.
POLAND
He is satisfied , he wouldn’t change anything because he feels comfortable with all the people who work with him.

8. Question 8: Give 3 pieces of advice to students who think of becoming entrepreneurs
FINLAND
You should like what you do and decide to do it yourself and not for somebody else.
FRANCE
Be passionate.
Be self-confident.
Be sociable.
GREECE
Think before you act.
Never stop learning.
Be honest and decent.
ITALY
Be curious.
Invest your time in what you do and work hard.
POLAND
Meet other entrepreneurs.
Start doing something to search what makes you happy, what are the priorities.
Start the business with these things and be active.