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Envision Today - Issue 4/17/2007 |
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Entrepreneurship: A Business Adventure of Self-Starting Proportions |
In today’s fast-paced and technologically advanced world, the job market is a competitive place. However, possessing a well-developed set of entrepreneurial skills may be the element that gives you an advantage over other prospective employees. The concepts are key to all individuals seeking achievement, and more so, they are expected.
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Entrepreneurial Studies: Building a Better Business Future |
In the business world, simply owning a business does not equal success. On the contrary, success is often measured by growth and dollar amounts. Because this measurement is dependent upon the customers, their satisfaction is necessary for the remainder of the equation to fall into place. Thus, a successful business relies not only on excellent communications skills, but a well-developed set of entrepreneurial skills, as well. A place in the business world is something one must be molded and prepared for. Seton Hill University (SHU) offers students this chance.
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Professional, A Word of Many Facets |
The word “professional” cannot be defined solely with one concept, idea, or thought. Dr. Jack Ciak, assistant professor of communications at Seton Hill University, believes that the areas of a professional differ depending on an individual’s career. “Professionalism is more of an attitude—a way of approaching your work. It is how you do your job, how you use your knowledge, apply your tools, put your best effort forth to gain proficiency in your career,” Ciak said.
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