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Free Entrepreneur Type Assessment

Freed basic entrepreneurial assessment.

Qualifying Questions:

1. What stage is your business currently in?(Required)
2. How many employees does your business currently have?(Required)
3. What is your primary goal for the next 12 months?(Required)

Entrepreneurial Type Identification:

4. How do you typically approach innovation in your business?(Required)
5. When faced with a major business challenge, how do you usually respond?(Required)
6. What is your biggest obstacle in achieving your business goals?(Required)

Business Strategy and Operations:

7. How do you currently acquire most of your customers or clients?(Required)
8. How do you handle risk in your business?(Required)
9. How do you prioritize your time between different business activities?(Required)
10. How confident are you in your current business model?(Required)
11. What is your approach to competition?(Required)
12. What role does technology play in your business?(Required)

Additional Entrepreneurial Type Questions:

13. How do you typically respond when faced with a major market shift or disruption?(Required)
14. What drives your long-term vision for your business?(Required)
15. How do you measure success in your business?(Required)

Data Collection Questions:

18. How helpful do you find this assessment so far? (This will help us improve our tools for entrepreneurs like you.)(Required)

Glossary of Terms

  1. Scaling: Expanding your business operations to serve more customers, increase revenue, or grow the company’s footprint, such as adding new locations or hiring more staff.
  2. Innovation: The process of introducing new ideas, products, or services to improve or transform your business, often with the goal of gaining a competitive edge.
  3. Business Model: The strategy a company uses to generate revenue and make a profit from its operations, including how it creates and delivers value to customers.
  4. Operational Efficiency: The ability to deliver products or services in the most cost-effective manner without compromising quality, often through streamlined processes and effective resource management.
  5. Risk Management: The process of identifying, assessing, and controlling potential risks that could negatively impact the business.
  6. Customer Acquisition: The process of attracting and gaining new customers through various marketing and sales efforts.
  7. Market Differentiation: The process of making your business stand out from competitors by offering unique products, services, or experiences that meet the needs of your target market better than others.
  8. Technology Adoption: The use of technology to improve business processes, operations, and customer interactions, which can include software tools, automation, and digital marketing platforms.
  9. Growth Strategy: A plan for expanding your business, whether by increasing sales, entering new markets, or developing new products and services.
  10. Competitive Analysis: The practice of evaluating and understanding your competitors’ strengths, weaknesses, and strategies to help shape your own business decisions.
  11. Revenue Streams: The various sources from which a business earns money from its products or services, such as sales, subscriptions, or licensing fees.
  12. Customer Retention: The ability to keep existing customers returning for your products or services, which is often a sign of customer satisfaction and loyalty.
  13. Disruption: Introducing new products or services that significantly change the existing market, often displacing established companies or products.
  14. Entrepreneurial Type: A classification of your approach to business, which could range from highly innovative and risk-taking to more conservative and stability-focused.
  15. Minimum Viable Product (MVP): The most basic version of a new product or service that can be released to test the market, gather feedback, and make improvements before a full-scale launch.