... Dark Triad Burnout New venture teams Entrepreneurship The success or failure of an organization often hinges on how leader personality shapes team dynamics and outcomes (Zaccaro et al., 2004). Over the last 2 decades, scholars have begun to recognize that certain traits...

... to encourage entrepreneurship, additional attention must be paid to how differing management assumptions, and their resulting behaviors and algorithms, affect worker attitudes and experience. Originality/value This study represents one of the initial academic investigations into how the Theory X and Theory...

... identity Entrepreneurship Grounded theory Virtual work Gig work Gig economy Individuals strive to define their identity, i.e. a clear sense of “who I am,” in the different contexts of their lives and, in particular, in the workplace (Ashforth and Schinoff, 2016). Extant literature (e.g...

... contingency perspective on entrepreneurial intention. The increasing number of people working who are aged over 50 has led to a surge in interest from both the scientific community and policy makers in the subject of work in the later periods of life (Duval, 2003). Entrepreneurship among the older...

... 2014 Entrepreneurship Business performance Work engagement Motivation (psychology) Affective psychology Workaholism The question of what predicts good performance at work remains relevant, especially for entrepreneurs who are critical for the development and well-being of society...

...Diane M. Sullivan; William R. Meek Purpose The purpose of this paper is to review the literature on gender, and specifically, women and entrepreneurship as well as present a process model of gender and entrepreneurship to guide future research. Design/methodology/approach Following research...

..., there have been contradictory findings with respect to the relationships of these characteristics to entrepreneurship (Hansemark, 2000 , 2003 ; Koh, 1996 ; Malach‐Pines et al., 2002 ; Miner and Raju, 2004 ; Rauch and Frese, 2000 ; Zhao and Seibert, 2006). A greater than average need...

... of these cognitive processes and enhanced performance. The application of these cognitive strategies to the entrepreneurship domain, however, is sparse. We propose that the application of these principles to the entrepreneurial process offers the potential to enhance individual performance and mental states for both...

...Ove C. Hansemark In entrepreneurship research, self‐reporting using questionnaires is often used as a replacement for the projective test, the thematic apperception test (TAT). Posits that this study is to examine whether an objective test, Cezarec‐Marks personal scheme (CMPS) can be used...

.... Although not statistically significant, descriptive statistics suggest that the entrepreneurially inclined also possess a higher need for achievement, greater (internal) locus of control and more self‐confidence. © MCB UP Limited 1996 Given the growing importance of entrepreneurship...

...Robert D. Hisrich; Barra O’Cinneide Since 1980, there has been an increasing interest in the area of innovation, entrepreneurship and economic development. While the role of educational institutions in the entrepreneurship/new venture creation process has been recognized, little research has been...

... China Entrepreneurship Women Executives VOLUME 6 NUMBER 3 1991 WOMEN ENTREPRENEURS IN THE PEOPLE'S REPUBLIC OF CHINA AN EXPLORATORY STUDY Robert D. Hisrich and Zhang Fan The topic of women entrepreneurs is of increasing interest to educators, business people, government officials, and the general...

... this longitudinal study shows experience, business skills, and personal factors do affect the future growth of women‐owned enterprises. © MCB UP Limited 1991 Growth Women Executives Entrepreneurship VOLUME 6 NUMBER 2 1991 ANTECEDENT INFLUENCES ON WOMEN-OWNED BUSINESSES Candida G. Brush and Robert D...

... Entrepreneurship Hungary Infrastructure Market economy ENTREPRENEURSHIP AND THE HUNGARIAN ECONOMIC TRANSFORMATION 11 T he changes in Eastern Europe are creating problems and opportunities for the new moves in Hungary towards a market economy infrastructure support is vital. Entrepreneurship...

... the psychology of entrepreneurs,but that entrepreneurs are not as different from other groups within the general population, managers included, as was once assumed. © MCB UP Limited 1990 Entrepreneurship Psychology Research Small firms 2 2 JOURNAL OF MANAGERIAL PSYCHOLOGY 5 , 2 W hat more...