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Rama09 [41]
3 years ago
7

Potential founders assess their additional skills and they tailor their business to their

Business
1 answer:
snow_lady [41]3 years ago
4 0

Answer:

Unique skills and personality

Explanation:

Every potential founder or entrepreneur have skills and personality unique to them. However, as a founder, one would hardly rely on combination of skills but a unique skill that will make him concentrate and make his business efficient.

Businesses need different skills to grow hence requires business founders to have a unique skill and personality and tailor them to the business. As a business continues to grow, it will get to a point where not just having skills will be enough but the unique and relevant skill that will help to create a more efficient and capable business .

Also as a business founder, one would likely perform different roles as at when required. However, one would discover that he is better on some roles compare to other roles due to having this unique skills and personality hence performs optimally.

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