1. For me, the biggest surprise in the reading was seeing that
the field of entrepreneurship was shifting because of women becoming a part of
it. As the author of the texbook writes, “As a result of the growing number of
female entrepreneurs, companies are now examining the ethics of caring.” I didn’t
realize that women were affecting the field in a way that kind of challenged the
traditional, masculine field.
2. If I could ask the author a question, I’d ask: “In his
experience with entrepreneurship, has he seen that following the ‘code of
conduct’ has led to entrepreneurs having good business? Does it make a
difference?” Because business people in suits have a bad reputation of being
the 1 percent, so I wonder, how many of them are morally good people?
3. I disagree with the author about the Entrepreneurial Fear
101. I think anyone who is passionate about what they do can have a similar self-inflicted
fear that has a lot to do with failure. As a journalist, I lost sleep over fact
errors, and getting things right. I always wonder, when I turn in an article:
did I spell that name right? Did I make sure to understand the meaning of the
person’s words? As a journalist, I get the trust of people I talk to. It’s my
job to get it right. And I think that goes for everyone who works in a field that they're very passionate about.
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