Without a doubt, good business communication levels are very important in success of entrepreneurs. However, we are still people, so conflicts and miscommunications will naturally occur. Despite of that, we can think of ways to minimize them or stop when they arise. In this article, we will analyse different ways and styles that we can use to communicate.
Technology is changing our lifestyle. The conclusion of the concept paper published by EU Commission in 2017, "Digitisation, employability and inclusiveness – the role of Europe", is that digitisation creates economic growth and is not a choice but a necessity for European businesses.
Do you wonder how is it to start something new? If yes check out this article and think about your next step in your business.
Global Entrepreneurship Monitor (GEM) is recognised as the most authoritative longitudinal study of entrepreneurship in the world. In September 2017 they presented the GEM Women’s report, which offers an in-depth view of women who start and run businesses around the world.
Here are some interesting findings from their study:
Networks created through the internet and social media are useful for an entrepreneur. Can you imagine promoting a start-up without a website? Moreover, what about Facebook? Wouldn’t you use LinkedIn or Twitter? However, even though it may seems a little bit old-fashioned, networking face to face still has its appeal; social media do not substitute for meeting people in person.
Teamwork, collaboration, cooperation or partnership. It seems like these words are used more and more in recent times. In opinion of many when you want to succeed in business or entrepreneurship you need to implement them into your everyday strategy. Many examples support that claim and it is shown that using this given approach has many advantages and can help you in various areas.
Your environment, boss, family and friends ask you to become more creative and innovative entrepreneur? Do you feel like you want to do more but don’t really have a clue how? You can work on your creativeness every single day without making a big effort. Remember that being creative doesn’t mean to create a big project tomorrow. Although if you start working on it today maybe the idea comes to your mind by chance while drinking coffee or preparing your lunch?
Plenty of research has been carried out by numerous projects in the past years in order to characterize the transnational entrepreneurship phenomena and to assess the demands and barriers faced by Start-Ups for implementing internationalization strategies. This field of operation has been explored from diverse study areas:
Nowadays we often hear that in order to be a successful entrepreneur you have to be creative and innovative. However, is this really true and, if so, to what extent? And why are creativity and innovativeness so highly praised in the business world?
While planning to set up a company everybody probably has in mind a bright, near future. The are several things that can help you in making this happen, for instance: turn you idea into a detailed project, plan your expenses, try to now the field you want to operate in. However, you cannot simply avoid risks in hopes of steering clear of failure. Success in entrepreneurship means taking risks and taking risks means that somehow you have to accept the idea that failure may come along at some point.
