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Why The Entrepreneurship culture in America Is All Messed Up
It’s all about Venture capital, exits, scalability and other mundane lies.
Entrepreneurial culture has been an area of worth investigation in management research for many years since the growth in technology-based business ventures. In the context of businesses, entrepreneurial culture may be described as attitudes, values, skills, and power of a group or individual working in an organization that is characterized by risk.
Since the last few years, entrepreneurial culture has been appearing as a highly noticeable concept in management literature. Entrepreneurial culture has been defined as the attitude, values, skills, and power of a group or individuals working in an institute or an organization to generate income. One must notice that while considering entrepreneurial culture in an organization, innovation is one of the most important elements for its growth and success, so research on the subject is specifically needed in the entrepreneurial context (Kang, Matusik, Kim, & Phillips, 2016).
The basic purpose of this study is to measure the openness to change and self-efficacy effect on the entrepreneurial culture with a mediating role of creativity. Many researchers have studied such type of culture from various perspectives, and in this…
