Entrepreneurs in Japan and Silicon Valley: A study of perceived differences
Abstract
This paper presents the preliminary and presently speculative conclusions of a psychological study of entrepreneurial phenomena in Japan and Silicon Valley. A questionnaire was developed to identify two major ways in which entrepreneurs were different from average managers of large corporations. First, the entrepreneurs' perceived difference between themselves and managers was measured to create a Personal Difference Index (PDI). Second, the...
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Title
Entrepreneurs in Japan and Silicon Valley: A study of perceived differences
Published Date
Mar 1, 1991
Volume
6
Issue
2
Pages
135 - 144
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