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Are you an Entrepreneur?

Take this quiz. It'll help you decide whether or not you are ready to go into business for yourself.

This doesn't mean you have to have all these characteristics, nor does having these traits guarantee a successful business venture.

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When it comes to leisure activities: you always do what your friends are doing sometimes you choose to go without them you spend most of your time alone
You are motivated by: challenge money public recognition
You believe your success depends mostly on: others your own skill and hard work luck
The type of work you like doing best involves: doing new and exciting things stability, routine detailed description from a superior
When faced with a tough decision, you would: ignore it and hope the problem goes away consult an expert try to work it through by yourself
When someone criticizes something you have done, you will: get very upset and drop the entire project change what was criticized without question consider how deserved the criticism was and make changes where needed
If given the opportunity to make a presentation to your community about something you really believe in, you would: decline in case you made a fool of yourself accept the offer but not devote a lot of preparation time to it prepare your presentation and try it out on your family
When cleaning your room, you would: not have to do much since it is already in meticulous condition straighten it up as much as possible without losing touch with any of your most precious possessions throw the covers over the bed and give up
If given the chance to earn a substantial reward, which of the following would entrepreneurs be most likely to do: roll dice with a one in three chance of winning work on the problem with a one in three chance of solving it in the time given do neither A or B because the chances of success are so small
Money is important to entrepreneurs because: it allows them to develop other ideas and to take advantage of opportunities it provides an objective measure of how successful they have been the main reason they accepted the risk of starting a venture was to achieve personal wealth
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Adapted from Project Enterprise Teacher's Resource

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