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Entrepreneurs learn on the job
The vast majority of entrepreneurs (93%) believe learning from their own experience is the best way of developing their business skills, according to research by SFEDI. The study found that self-learning and picking up tips from other business owners (49%) were far more common that business coaching, which was used by just 12%.
Two-thirds of the entrepreneurs questioned had no previous experience of running a business when they set up their current venture. The research also found that managing cashflow and finance was the biggest headache for entrepreneurs, with 35% pointing to this, ahead of winning new customers (29%).
This was posted in Bdaily's Members' News section by Ruth Mitchell .
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