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Influence And Leadership

2015

Abstract Because leadership is known as the process of influencing others and not only that but determining them to act in order to achieve goals, the article above emphasizes the importance of communication in this process. By understanding the essence of leadership, managers will be effective communicators and so more effectively leading their organizations through projects.

leadershipEntrepreneurshipleadership manager communication projectHF5001-6182Social Psychologycommunicationbusiness.industryEconomics Econometrics and Finance (miscellaneous)NeuroleadershipServant leadershipPublic relationsShared leadershipprojectTransformational leadershipTransactional leadershipCost leadershipBusiness Management and Accounting (miscellaneous)Leadership styleBusinessbusinessmanagerStudies in Business and Economics
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What drives future business leaders? How work values and gender shape young adults' entrepreneurial and leadership aspirations

2018

Highlights • Work values strongly predict later entrepreneurial aspirations and leadership aspirations. • The pattern of relationships was similar but not identical for both aspirations. • There is a gender gap in both entrepreneurial aspirations and leadership aspirations. • Gender differences in work values contribute to the gender gap in these aspirations. Abstract Who wants to become a business leader? We investigated whether young adults' work values (i.e., the importance placed on different job characteristics and rewards) predict their entrepreneurial aspirations (i.e., the intention to create a venture) and leadership aspirations (i.e., the intention to become a leader in a business…

leadershipOrganizational Behavior and Human Resource Managementcareer aspirationsmedia_common.quotation_subject050109 social psychologywork valuesInterpersonal communicationWork valuesentrepreneurshiptyöcareer developmentEducationsukupuoli0502 economics and businessPersonality0501 psychology and cognitive sciencesYoung adultarvotLife-span and Life-course StudiesApplied Psychologyta515johtajuusjob valuesmedia_common05 social sciencesBusiness leadergender gapyrittäjyysurakehitysBusiness contextbusiness leadersBusiness leadershipPsychologySocial psychology050203 business & managementAutonomyJournal of Vocational Behavior
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Free E-Collaboration Tools as a Support for Leading Virtual Teams

2011

Vuorenmaa, Antti Free E-Collaboration Tools as a Support for Leading Virtual Teams Jyväskylä: University of Jyväskylä, 2011, 29 p. Information Systems, Bachelor’s Thesis Supervisor(s): Seppänen, Ville This Bachelor's thesis is a study of the current freely available e-collaboration tools as solutions to problems of leading a virtual team. The research is conducted as a review of literature on the field of virtual teaming, with a brief overview of the tools available. There are three restrictions imposed on the research area: the technology is re-stricted to collaboration tools. This set of tools is further diminished by the start-up-entrepreneurial perspective, which dictates that the tools…

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Yrittäjyys Suupohjan opiskelijanuorten ajattelussa : tutkimus Suupohjan seudun nuorisoasteen opiskelijoiden yrittäjyysnäkemyksistä sekä yrittäjyysope…

2003

learningyrittäjätopiskelijateducation and teachingmielipiteetentrepreneurshipentrepreneur roles and intentionsyrittäjyysopetusfamily entrepreneurshipominaisuudetnuoretyrittäjyyskasvatuscurriculum of entrepreneurship educationopetussuunnitelmatperheyrityksetEtelä-Pohjanmaa
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Business Models and Market Entry Mode Choice of Small Software Firms

2007

So far the critical choice of the entry mode for a target country has been examined ignoring the special features of firms. Particularly, the impact of the wide variation of business models of software firms has been ignored. This multi-case study investigates the relation between the business model and the entry mode of eight software firms. The results imply that the product strategy and the service and implementation model of a software firm are closely connected to the entry mode choice, while the distribution model of intangible software products does not seem to have impact on the operation mode. peerReviewed

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Entrepreneurial Intentions: A process perspective

2019

Entrepreneurship research heavily populates many of the leading business and management journals of contemporary times. It´s expansive utility however is not bound by any one particular area, evidenced by the prominence of coverage in a wide-array of multi-disciplinary domains spanning from psychology and sociology to medicine and politics. Attention is fueled by a commonly held belief that multi-faceted complex issues such as, market, economic and social dynamism can all be addressed through individuals both thinking and acting entrepreneurially. It is by means of entrepreneurship that plausible and effective solutions can be uncovered towards economic necessities whilst concomitantly at a…

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The effects of the anti-mafia entrepreneurial behavior on firm performance: an empirical study on southern Italian small-medium enterprises

2015

The organized crime is a relevant ethical, cultural, legal, sociologic and economic issue in many countries. In the last years there have been some positive signs of a reaction against the mafia like the successful experience of Addiopizzo, an anti-bribery association founded in Palermo in 2004 that today counts over 500 affiliated firms. Gambetta (1993) suggests the mafia could better be understood as a profit maximizing corporation in the marketplace for private protection. Despite this position has been criticized (Scalia, 2010), it highlights the crucial role of the pizzo for the mafia activities. In this study, we identify as “Anti-mafia Entrepreneurial Behaviour” (AEB) the choice of t…

mafia anti-mafia entrepreneurial behaviour organized crime firm performance small firms Southern Italy.Settore SECS-P/07 - Economia Aziendale
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"Omassa firmassa ei tunteja lasketa" : psykologinen omistajuus ja työnilo matkailun perheyrittäjien kertomana

2013

matkailuyrittäjätfamily businesspsykologiset tekijätyrittäjätiloownershipentrepreneursyrittäjyysmatkailualapsychological ownershiptourismpsykologinen omistajuustyönilotyöelämäjoy of workomistajuusperheyritykset
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Social Entrepreneurship as a Form of Institutional Entrepreneurship

2021

Bureaucracy as a form of structuring and working of current organizations may be seen as the result of a set of circumstances. For Weberians, bureaucracy is the consequence of the principles of protestant values applied to the market. For institutionalists, bureaucracy is the outcome of the replication of practices in organizations, that is, bureaucracy is due to isomorphism among organizations. Following the institutional approach, organizations act by imitation. This imitation provides a certain way to compete and work necessary to survival, meaning that this imitation gives stability and equilibrium to the context in which organizations operate. Nevertheless, this equilibrium may not be …

media_common.quotation_subjectEconomicsSocial entrepreneurshipContext (language use)BureaucracyMeaning (existential)Positive economicsSet (psychology)ImitationOutcome (game theory)Isomorphism (sociology)media_common
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An institutional view on access to finance by Tanzanian women-owned enterprises

2017

We investigate the limited use of bank and microfinance loans by Tanzanian female entrepreneurs. Using survey data, we observe that female entrepreneurs mainly use informal sources to finance their businesses. We analyze how “perceptions” of gendered cognitive and normative institutions determine whether a female entrepreneur applies for a formal loan. Following results stand out: first, we find that high collateral requirements, interest rates and personal guarantee requirements make formal loans unattractive. Second, female entrepreneurs only apply when they expect to be successful. Since they “perceive” access to finance to be more problematic for women,female entrepreneurs are discourag…

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