Entrepreneurs v. Intrapreneurs v. Managers

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Launch and operates their own company, take on all risk and receive all reward, have complete freedom for all decisions, and are their own boss. (Tesla, Facebook, Apple)

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Entrepreneurs

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Doesn't take any risks.

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Managers

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Collaborative decisions to carry out dreams.

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Intrapreneurs

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What are the risk levels of Entrepreneurs and Intrapreneurs?

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Intrapreneurs: Hears moderate risks.
Entrepreneurs: Bears all risks.

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An Entrepreneur's reward is...

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Uncertain

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Responsible for a part or a section of a company.

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Managers

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Those who work in a business, innovate for benefit of the employer, work within the playground of their company, and use the company's resources.

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Intrapreneurs

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Strong commitment to self-initiated efforts and goals is...

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An entrepreneur's attitude toward destiny.

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A manager's primary motive: Independence, opportunity to create, and money; Promotion and other traditional corporate rewards, such as office, staff, and power; Between entrepreneurial and traditional managers, depending on urgency to meet the self-imposed and corporate timetable.

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Promotion and other traditional corporate rewards, such as office, staff, and power.

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How do Intrapreneurs react to failure and mistakes?

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Attempts to hide risky projects from view until ready.