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Entrepreneur is a key figure in economic progress. He is the person
who introduces new things in the economy. He is considered as the
business leader and not as simple owner of the capital. He is a
person with telescopic faculty, drive and talent who perceives
business opportunities and personally seizes them for exploitation.
M.M.P. Akhouri, formerly Executive Director, National Institute for
Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development (NIESBUD),
New Delhi, describes entrepreneur “as a character who combines
innovativeness, readiness to take risk, sensing opportunities,
identifying and mobilizing potential resources, concerns for
excellence and who is persistent in achieving the goal”.
ℭNeed to achieve- Entrepreneurs have got strong desire to achieve
higher goals. Their inner self motives, their behavior towards high
achievement: most of the people dream of success but do not take
actions towards achieving these dreams. Entrepreneurs with high
n-ACH factor act continuously to achieve the goal and make their
dreams come true.
ℭIndependence- Most of the entrepreneurs start on their own
because they dislike to work for others. They prefer to be their
own boss and want to be responsible for their own decisions.
ℭRisk Bearing- Entrepreneurs are the persons who take decisions
under uncertainty and thus are willing to take risk, but they never
gamble with the results. They choose moderate risk rather than
play wild gamble. They undertake calculated risk, which is high
enough to be exciting.
ℭLocus of Control- According to Rotter’s locus of control theory, an individual
perceives the outcome of an event as being either within or beyond his personal
control. Entrepreneurs believe in their own ability to control the consequences of
their endeavor by influencing their socio-economic environment rather than
leave everything to luck.
ℭPerseverance- Entrepreneur has got the quality of sticking to job he decides to
undertake. Once committed to a specific goal and course of action, entrepreneurs
become absorbed to it. They personally solve the problem that came across their
way while setting up the project.
ℭPositive Self-Concept- Entrepreneurs are always positive in their action. Being an
achiever, he directs his fantasies and dreams towards achievement of worthwhile
goals and sets extraordinary standard of excellence in what he is doing.
ℭAbility to find and explore opportunities- Entrepreneurs are always alert ot
opportunities. They are very much quick to see and grab opportunities. They
exhibit an innovative turn of mind and convert the problems into viable
opportunities.
ℭHope of Success- It’s a significant quality of entrepreneurial personality.
Entrepreneurs set their goals with a hope of success rather than fear of failure.
ℭFlexibility- Most of the successful entrepreneurs measure the pros and cons of a
decision and tend to change if the situation demands. They never feel reluctant
to revise their decisions. They are the person with open mind without rigidity.
ℭAnalytical ability of mind- Entrepreneurs are unaffected by personal likes and
dislikes. They stand beyond these types of prejudices as they are realistic in
their approach. At the time of their need they select experts rather than friends
and relatives to assist them. They avoid emotional and sensitive attitude
towards their business and problems.
ℭInterpersonal Skills- Entrepreneurs are always comfortable while dealing with
people at all levels. They interact with raw material suppliers, customers,
bankers, etcetera for different activities. As successful entrepreneurs, they
should be persons who like working with others possessing the much needed
quality of interpersonal skill to deal with people.
ℭNeed to influence others- Once the entrepreneurs set their goals, they have to
play the roles of manager too. For influencing others, a low need to establish
emotional relationship, and a high need to discipline one’s own self are
essential.
ℭInnovators- They constantly put their efforts in introducing new products, new
method of production, opening new markets and recognizing the enterprise.
ℭLeadership- It is the ability to exert interpersonal influence by means of
communication towards achievement of goals. Entrepreneur should provide the
necessary spark to motivation by guiding, inspiring, assisting, directing etcetera
the members of the group for achievement of unity of action, efforts and
purpose.
ℭDecision Making- It is a fundamental characteristic of an entrepreneur. This
implies the function of choosing a particular course of action at every stage of
creation of an enterprise out of several alternative courses for the purpose of
achieving specified goals.
ℭSelf-confidence- They must have this quality to accomplish the task effectively
and efficiently. They must take decisions on their own in uncertain and risky
situation and should stick to it confidently even if there occurs initial setbacks.
ℭAbility to mobilize resources- They must have the ability to marshal all the
inputs to obtain the end products. They have to mobilize 6 ‘M’ i.e. Man, Money,
Material, Machinery, Market and Method effectively to realize the final product
as entrepreneurship is a function of gap filling and input completing.
Entrepreneurial Characteristics

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Entrepreneurial Characteristics

  • 2. Entrepreneur is a key figure in economic progress. He is the person who introduces new things in the economy. He is considered as the business leader and not as simple owner of the capital. He is a person with telescopic faculty, drive and talent who perceives business opportunities and personally seizes them for exploitation. M.M.P. Akhouri, formerly Executive Director, National Institute for Entrepreneurship and Small Business Development (NIESBUD), New Delhi, describes entrepreneur “as a character who combines innovativeness, readiness to take risk, sensing opportunities, identifying and mobilizing potential resources, concerns for excellence and who is persistent in achieving the goal”.
  • 3. ℭNeed to achieve- Entrepreneurs have got strong desire to achieve higher goals. Their inner self motives, their behavior towards high achievement: most of the people dream of success but do not take actions towards achieving these dreams. Entrepreneurs with high n-ACH factor act continuously to achieve the goal and make their dreams come true. ℭIndependence- Most of the entrepreneurs start on their own because they dislike to work for others. They prefer to be their own boss and want to be responsible for their own decisions. ℭRisk Bearing- Entrepreneurs are the persons who take decisions under uncertainty and thus are willing to take risk, but they never gamble with the results. They choose moderate risk rather than play wild gamble. They undertake calculated risk, which is high enough to be exciting.
  • 4. ℭLocus of Control- According to Rotter’s locus of control theory, an individual perceives the outcome of an event as being either within or beyond his personal control. Entrepreneurs believe in their own ability to control the consequences of their endeavor by influencing their socio-economic environment rather than leave everything to luck. ℭPerseverance- Entrepreneur has got the quality of sticking to job he decides to undertake. Once committed to a specific goal and course of action, entrepreneurs become absorbed to it. They personally solve the problem that came across their way while setting up the project. ℭPositive Self-Concept- Entrepreneurs are always positive in their action. Being an achiever, he directs his fantasies and dreams towards achievement of worthwhile goals and sets extraordinary standard of excellence in what he is doing. ℭAbility to find and explore opportunities- Entrepreneurs are always alert ot opportunities. They are very much quick to see and grab opportunities. They exhibit an innovative turn of mind and convert the problems into viable opportunities. ℭHope of Success- It’s a significant quality of entrepreneurial personality. Entrepreneurs set their goals with a hope of success rather than fear of failure.
  • 5. ℭFlexibility- Most of the successful entrepreneurs measure the pros and cons of a decision and tend to change if the situation demands. They never feel reluctant to revise their decisions. They are the person with open mind without rigidity. ℭAnalytical ability of mind- Entrepreneurs are unaffected by personal likes and dislikes. They stand beyond these types of prejudices as they are realistic in their approach. At the time of their need they select experts rather than friends and relatives to assist them. They avoid emotional and sensitive attitude towards their business and problems. ℭInterpersonal Skills- Entrepreneurs are always comfortable while dealing with people at all levels. They interact with raw material suppliers, customers, bankers, etcetera for different activities. As successful entrepreneurs, they should be persons who like working with others possessing the much needed quality of interpersonal skill to deal with people. ℭNeed to influence others- Once the entrepreneurs set their goals, they have to play the roles of manager too. For influencing others, a low need to establish emotional relationship, and a high need to discipline one’s own self are essential. ℭInnovators- They constantly put their efforts in introducing new products, new method of production, opening new markets and recognizing the enterprise.
  • 6. ℭLeadership- It is the ability to exert interpersonal influence by means of communication towards achievement of goals. Entrepreneur should provide the necessary spark to motivation by guiding, inspiring, assisting, directing etcetera the members of the group for achievement of unity of action, efforts and purpose. ℭDecision Making- It is a fundamental characteristic of an entrepreneur. This implies the function of choosing a particular course of action at every stage of creation of an enterprise out of several alternative courses for the purpose of achieving specified goals. ℭSelf-confidence- They must have this quality to accomplish the task effectively and efficiently. They must take decisions on their own in uncertain and risky situation and should stick to it confidently even if there occurs initial setbacks. ℭAbility to mobilize resources- They must have the ability to marshal all the inputs to obtain the end products. They have to mobilize 6 ‘M’ i.e. Man, Money, Material, Machinery, Market and Method effectively to realize the final product as entrepreneurship is a function of gap filling and input completing.