Choose four (4) activities that belong to stage 3 of the Entrepreneurial Process a. Your medical technology venture team only needs your mom, sister and dad, you don't need to hire trained technicians, doctors or even outsource to professional medical firm. The team can learn on the job b. Create fake financial records so that investors will be impressed c. Preparing the proper ethical and legal foundation d. Assessing a new venture’s financial strength and viability e. Social distancing is for clowns, and after curfew parties are best held in cane fields f. If you operate a restaurant bribe the health inspector so that you don't need a health permit g. Your bank manager is your girlfriend, who cares if the venture is financially feasible, she can't say no to me h. Do not pay taxes and pirate software to cut expenses i. Contact your local loan shark for some quick cash j. Building a new venture team k. Getting financing or funding

Choose four (4) activities that belong to stage 3 of the Entrepreneurial Process a. Your medical technology venture team only needs your mom, sister and dad, you don't need to hire trained technicians, doctors or even outsource to professional medical firm. The team can learn on the job b. Create fake financial records so that investors will be impressed c. Preparing the proper ethical and legal foundation d. Assessing a new venture’s financial strength and viability e. Social distancing is for clowns, and after curfew parties are best held in cane fields f. If you operate a restaurant bribe the health inspector so that you don't need a health permit g. Your bank manager is your girlfriend, who cares if the venture is financially feasible, she can't say no to me h. Do not pay taxes and pirate software to cut expenses i. Contact your local loan shark for some quick cash j. Building a new venture team k. Getting financing or funding

Management, Loose-Leaf Version

13th Edition

ISBN:9781305969308

Author:Richard L. Daft

Publisher:Richard L. Daft

Chapter6: Managing Start-Ups And New Ventures

Section: Chapter Questions

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