Entrepreneurial Mindset
(350 Words to answer following questions 1-3)
- Cite this article Sarasavathy, S (2001) What makes entrepreneurs entrepreneurial? Darden Business Publishing using Harvard Reference style.
- What is entrepreneurial thinking and how does it differ from causal thinking?
- Is being able to think like an expert entrepreneur relevant to the field of finance? Explain.
(125 Words to answer following questions 4-5)
Smith, R., Moult, S., Burge, P., and Turnbull, A. (2010). BrewDog: Business Growth for Punks!. The International Journal of Entrepreneurship and Innovation. 11(2), 161–168. DOI: http://dx.doi.org/10.5367/000000010791291785
4. Show how Sarasavathy’s 5 principals of entrepreneurial thinking are evident in the BrewDog Case?
5. What are some of the key lessons that emerge from the BrewDog case that can be used in starting and building a business or innovating a product line?
(350 Words to answer 1-3 In the Finance field)
Search the English language on-line business media for an article that deals with entrepreneurial thinking or entrepreneurial mindset. Answer the following:
- Article citation (use Harvard Reference).
- What is the major point or points the author is making about entrepreneurial thinking/mindset?
- Explain why you agree or do not agree with the author’s viewpoint.
* English language on-line business media is any business media source in English that you found on line e.g., The Age newspaper, Smart Money, Entrepreneur.com, Marketing News….etc, etc..
Other References:
Eickhoff, M (2008) Entrepreneurial Thinking and Action – An Educational Responsibility for Europe
Sarasavathy, S (2001) What makes entrepreneurs entrepreneurial? Darden Business Publishing
Video by Torben Bager
Markers Rubric:
-Citation is error free.
-Content demonstrates a detailed examination of the key elements within the material. Additionally, content objectively evaluates material to form judgements.
– Content uses ideas/concepts/themes within the material to create new ideas. Relates knowledge from several areas to draw new conclusion(s).
– Written responses are free from grammatical, spelling or punctuation errors. The style of writing is persuasive, informative and engages the reader.
