"What kind of person is a good entrepreneur?": by TRICIA MAY CAGAOAN

2025-07-03 03:05:15 UTC

Cunning, Strategizing

trramos1 — 2025-07-03 03:05:32 UTC

The 2 traits, I think that are good qualities for a good entrepreneur is taking risks and communication skills.

Honorable mention: Creative thinking.

why?

Being a risk taker can help you in doing things you really want to pursue. Communication skills help to convince your buyers. Creative thinking makes a good product to sell.

2025-07-03 03:05:50 UTC

A good entrepreneur has key qualities. like leadership and being willing to take risks.

mapchua — 2025-07-03 03:06:08 UTC

For me, I think a good entrepreneur is someone that can handle the job and is hardworking and determined to make the business successful. Additionally, the person can also take advices as something that can help them improve their business.

mrpedillor — 2025-07-03 03:06:31 UTC

Persuasive & Charismatic, I picked those 2 traits because I think it matters for to be a good entrepreneur when it comes to selling products.

2025-07-03 03:06:48 UTC

A person who are willing to take risks and confident

2025-07-03 03:07:04 UTC

Personally, I think that being an entrepreneur requires one to have one of these two qualities.

First is that of being able to properly and effectively communicate with your staff or those under you.

Second is that, you should learn on how to be responsible in your work, such as learning on hiw to responsibly manage and govern your buisness.

2025-07-03 03:07:13 UTC

An entrepreneur should know how to communicate and work hard for their business. Entrepreneurs should have good communication skills in order to promote and sell more. They should be hardworking as well in order to put an effort in their business.

2025-07-03 03:07:23 UTC

The two traits that make a good entrepreneur is communication skills and being persuasive.

2025-07-03 03:07:32 UTC

A good entrepreneur can balance his or her personal and work life, and upholds honesty and integrity in the workplace. An entrepreneur should be able to provide a safe and productive environment as well as take risks and opportunities to grow and improve the company’s vision.

Traits: Risk taker and opportunistic

Qualities: Honesty / Integrity

These are important in entrepreneurship as these serve as the building blocks for your career. These traits and qualities are essential in being a successful and effective entrepreneur.

2025-07-03 03:07:41 UTC

A good entrepreneur is customer-oriented. A businessman who makes it a point to put the customer's needs, wants, and satisfaction at the center of everything he does.

Another important trait is being business savvy. It means that you have a strong understanding of the needs, prices, competitors, marketing strategies, and wants of the current market, allowing you to make smart, practical, and critical decisions that lead to success. Combining it with good research, good judgment, strategic thinking, and good marketing is essential.

(Evangelista)

2025-07-03 03:08:11 UTC

A good entrepreneur knows how to multitask and manage things, while also being knowledgeable about economics.

mcaderpo — 2025-07-03 03:08:39 UTC

A Good Entrepreneur is like willing to focus on his or own business into success. And also, she or he can sell products digitally and physically.

2025-07-03 03:08:54 UTC

Hardworking and Persistent

• Hardworking - Putting in a lot of effort and time to make their business succeed. This matters because starting and running a business requires dedication and faces many challenges.

• Persistent - Not giving up easily even when facing struggles, problems, or even failures. This is crucial to become a good entrepreneur because persistence is the key to solutions and is the strive to keep going no matter what to achieve goals.

2025-07-03 03:09:22 UTC

Faithfulness and Commitment.

Entering a business industry has no secure or guaranteed future/outcome which is why faithfulness and commitment is really important for me. Faith alone can change a lor of things, your effort towards making your products better and making better ideas than before. If we pare it up with commitment then just imagine how great the future outcome or product would be considering that you never gave up on trying to improve the product and strategy.

Rian💛🌻

2025-07-03 03:09:22 UTC

Creativity and Strategic. I chose these two traits because it can help with selling the products efficiently

2025-07-03 03:09:24 UTC

I believe that having integrity and perseverance is what forms a good entrepreneur. These qualities make an entrepreneur trustworthy and reliable. They are able to understand what their customers want and are able to profit not through malicious techniques, but through honesty in their marketing.

2025-07-03 03:09:27 UTC

To be a good entrepreneur, you have to be goal-oriented. It means you are focused on achieving a specific task or objective. To start a business, you also have to be committed. A committed person is someone who is dedicated, and to build a business, you have to be someone who is dedicated and devoted to their business.

slcocampo — 2025-07-03 03:09:33 UTC

A good entrepreneur takes risk, which are not reckless risks, but rather calculated risks, and they are also very decisive. They are also known for solving difficult problems at their workplace and even outside of their workplace too.

2025-07-03 03:09:57 UTC

Two traits of a good entrepreneur is their resilience and being persistent.

maa1tambasacan — 2025-07-03 03:12:28 UTC

A good entrepreneur is responsible, open for criticism, and persuasive. They are committed, willing to take risks, and always prepared for any potential negative outcomes. They're put the wants of the customer first and prioritize their time.

2025-07-03 03:20:11 UTC

The traits of good entrepreneurs are those who are hardworking and committed to their passion. These qualities are important in succeeding and working on different tasks. I believe that in order to achieve a good business, entrepreneurs should be prepared and able to manage difficulties through the process, as well as being mindful of decision-making.