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5 functional areas of business
Management, Operations, Marketing, Accounting, and Finance
Definition of entrepreneurship
Chooses to take the risk to act on the opportunity by starting a business
4 external forces that impact business
Economy, consumer trends, government, and corporate citizenship
Migraine problem
a problem people will spend money on the solve
Macroeconomics
Study the economy as a whole
Microeconomics
Study economic choices of individual consumer and businesses
Management
Planning, organizing, and leading business resources and people
Operations
Overseeing day to day production and delivery
marketing
Makes people get your product based off their needs
Accounty
Records, organizes, and reports company financial transactions, prepare financial statements, ensuring compliance
Finance
Manages financial resources, budgeting financial planning, and analyzes investment opportunities
Economics
How individuals and society make decisions about scare resources
when quantity demand goes up price goes..
UP
When quantity demand goes down price goes
DOWN
what type of business produces More PATENTS
Small business
What type of business produces Less PATENTS
Larger companies
Most important part about creating a business
A business plan used for attracting investors and lenders
Beginning of business plan
Provides a concise overview to capture the readers interest
You should run a franchise
Makes you find certain rules you will have to adhere with
Being a small business owner is
common and riskiest option when starting from scratch
How do you become a small business owner?
Buy an existing business profit and purchase franchise
what does finance focus on?
Managing and planning how money is used
What does accounting focus on?
Records financial data
Definition of a Sole Proprietorship
A business owned by 1 person
How does a business dissolve
when the owner of the business passes away
2 Advantages of being a Sole Proprietorship
1.) Owner gets all the income earned
2.) Owner has complete control of the company
2 Disadvantages of being a Sole Proprietorship
1.) Owner is liable for all company debts
2.) Owner must supply all talent needed
definition of Partnership
A business owned by 2 or more people
2 Advantages of Partnership
1.) Pays no income taxes
2.) Easy and inexpensive to set up
Disadvantages of Partnership
1.) Profits are shared among the partners
2.) More complex to set up than Sole Proprietorship
Definition of Corporation
Legal entity that is separate from parties who own it and that is responsible for its own debts
2 Advantages of Corporations
1.) Financial resources
2.) Attracts skilled workers
2 Disadvantages of Corporation
1.) Costly to set up
2.) Heavy regulation and government oversight
Corporations are owned by..?
Shareholders
What is a Mission statement
A concise explanation of an organization
definition of Value Proposition
A statement that identifies the benefits of a companyโs products
Definition of a Mentor
Mentors Guide, Advise, and support someone who is less experienced
What are the 4 types of teams?
1.) Management
2.) Self-Managing
3.) Cross functional
4.) Virtual
what is Management led?
1.)Sets goals
2.) assigns tasks
3.) monitors team performance
What is Self Managing
Employees control the activities needed to meet the overall goal
Cross functional
Team members from various functional areas
Virtual
Geographically dispersed members interact electronically
3 Skills needed to succeed
1.) Technical
2.) Decision making
3.) Interpersonal
Characteristics of a successful team
Having Clear Goals
Definition of communication
Process of transferring information from a sender to a receiver
What is not a factor of team effectivness
Members knowing one another for a long period of time
Definition of GroupThink
Groupthink results in tendency for a team member to conform to group pressure and group harmony
Key term Listening
Active listening builds trust, reduces misunderstandings, and helps the team make better and informed decisions