Module 2 - The Entrepreneurial Culture Flashcards
(12 cards)
- A concept which became a lifestyle and a mindset.
- it is a venture process that reflect activities of development, values and norms.
- it reflects different characteristics mirrored from a country, community, or institution.
Entrepreneurial culture
5 Main Influences on Entrepreneurial Business Culture
(1) Industry’s innovation culture
(2) Founder’s spirit
(3) Employees’ innovative and entrepreneurial spirit
(4) Country and global cultures
(5) Local market’s culture
- the level of technological innovation spirit
- the tolerance toward innovative process
Industry’s innovation culture
- this includes the entrepreneurs’ drive to innovate, create, and take risks.
Founder’s spirit
ability of the entrepreneurs to manage a team toward innovation, creativity, or opportunity identification when the team lacks entrepreneurial spirit.
Employee’s innovative and Entrepreneurial spirit
play an important role for new inventions and development for offers that satisfy potential and current customers’ needs and wants.
Country and global cultures
pertains to the customers’ acceptance whether they are motivated to buy and the ability and the readiness of the suppliers to comply.
Local market’s culture
Four Main types of Entrepreneurial Culture
(1) An all inclusive entrepreneurial culture
(2) Stable and balanced entrepreneurial culture.
(3) Rational Entrepreneurship
(4) A width-wise entrepreneurial culture
Is a way of life, the individual’s entrepreneurial characteristics are adapted and applied to all spheres of life.
An all inclusive entrepreneurial culture
Address the individual entrepreneurs’ self awareness of the areas in which they are qualified, to use their entrepreneurial characteristics for their venture
Stable and balanced entrepreneurial culture
Building opportunities from ideas carefully assess for innovation with the assistance of professionals and experts for market evaluation.
Rational Entrepreneurship
Typified by the entrepreneur’s broader vision, and by ‘thinking big’
A width-wise entrepreneurial culture