I have divided this essay in three parts, one: description of the word entrepreneur.
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I have divided this essay in three parts, one: description of the word entrepreneur. The benefits of entrepreneurs to the society, and, the outside factors that play a role in the success, of the entrepreneur. The second part will analyse three famous entrepreneurs, Bill Gates the chairman and co founder of Microsoft, Robert F. Young, the chairman of Microsoft's rival Red Hat Inc. and Alain Rossmann from Phone.com. In the third part of my essay I will conclude with what makes an entrepreneur successful. Given this outline I will start to describe the word entrepreneur. The Oxford dictionary...
business at a young age, they are in their late 30s. The majority is married. Most have a bachelors degree, they are highly competitive.
business at a young age, they are in their late 30s. The majority is married. Most have a bachelors degree, they are highly competitive.
Mancuso's research matches the life of the three entrepreneurs mentioned previously.
The traits above are not musts, but they occur in most of the successful entrepreneurs. Contrary to Mancuso's traits the followings are essential in a successful entrepreneur's career: Desire, creativity, love for money and dreams.
A creative entrepreneur who loves money, will work harder, seek the opportunity, act at the right time, and, he/she will reach his/her desire, and dream.
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