1. Intro to Entrepreneurship Vocabulary

2. Entrepreneurship Vocabulary
Communication – the act of exchanging information
Feedback – the extent of to which managers let workers know how they are performing.
Non-verbal (Cues) Communication - pieces of information acquired by observing rather than listening to other people.
Networking – talking to people who may offer you job leads, contacts in your field, or other information.

3. Entrepreneurship Vocabulary
Active listening - absorbing what another person is saying and responding to the person’s concerns.
Reports – documents that provide a lot of information on a particular topic
Conflict – the struggle between people with opposing needs, wishes, or demands
Personal Business Letter – a formal or semi-formal written communication that is sent from an individual to a business or company

4. Entrepreneurship Vocabulary
Business Letter – a formal written communication used to communicate with customers and suppliers (people outside of the company)
Letterhead – preprinted paper that contains a company’s logo and contact information
Memo – an informal written message used to communicate with people within the same company.
Risks – something that is likely to increase the chances that a particular event will occur

5. Entrepreneurship Vocabulary
Aptitude
Employees
Self-assessment
Trade shows

6. Entrepreneurship Vocabulary
Brainstorming
Ideas
Opportunities
Problem-solving model