Types of Entrepreneurship

Types of entrepreneurship help us to understand the skills needed for entrepreneurship. Creating a new business while establishing, scaling, and building it to earn a profit is known as entrepreneurship. People with enthusiasm to change the globe are referred to as entrepreneurs. They require particular skill sets to become an influential innovator and leader. As businesses have many types, entrepreneurship also has many kinds.

Types of Entrepreneurship

Now we will discuss different types of entrepreneurship-focused by the researchers and in practice.

     A list of different types of entrepreneurship is shown below.

• Large business entrepreneurship
• Small business entrepreneurship
• Innovative entrepreneurship
• Scalable startup entrepreneurship
• Social entrepreneurship
• Hustler entrepreneurship
• E-entrepreneurship
• Researcher entrepreneurship
• Imitator entrepreneurship
• Buyer entrepreneurship          

Large business entrepreneurship

Large-scale business entrepreneurship is established when a business has finite life cycles. Professionals adopt this entrepreneurship type with particular skills for sustainable innovation. A large C-level executive team is often needed for this type of entrepreneurship. Large organizations mostly do market surveys and determine the market demand, and customers need to produce new services or products to fill the market gap. Sometimes, a small organization grows rapidly and converts its business style to large business entrepreneurship.

On the other hand, small organizations can merge into large business entrepreneurship. The best examples of this type of entrepreneurship are the Organizations such as Google, Disney, and Microsoft.

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Small business entrepreneurship

Small business Entrepreneurship is a small business in which a person runs his own business and earns profits to support his family. It is the most common type of entrepreneurship. They do not look for a big venture or do not change to large business entrepreneurship. Most businesspeople from all over the world are running their businesses as small business entrepreneurs. Typically they engage family members or local employees rather than specialized persons from outside. The small business entrepreneurship examples are hairdressers, consultants, local grocery shops, small boutiques, plumbers, and electricians.  

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Innovative entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship is when entrepreneurs are passionate about thinking of new ideas and do hard work to convert their ideas into reality by inventing new products or services, referred to as innovative entrepreneurship. Moreover, they also change their ideas into businesses. Generally, they aim to change the lifestyle pattern of the people in a better way. They always find ways to uniquely portray their products or services to differentiate them from the market’s products. Examples of innovative entrepreneurs are bill gates and Steve jobs.

Scalable startup entrepreneurship

When entrepreneurs believe their organization can contribute to making a significant change in the world, then the type of entrepreneurship is called scalable entrepreneurship. They primarily engage specialized persons for work and venture capitalists to get funding. In this type of entrepreneurship, they find out the problems and missing things in the market and then provide a specific situation. Most businesses in this category are technology-focused and start in Silicon Valley. They look for a rapid return rate and want to expand their business speedily—for example, Uber, Cream, Alibaba, Instagram, and Facebook.

Social entrepreneurship

A type of entrepreneurship in which an entrepreneur find out the social problem and try to solve this problem by providing solution from his services and products. They work for the betterment of the world. They do not look for enormous profit or wealth. Generally, they start with a nonprofit organization that devotes them to work for the betterment of society.

Hustler entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship is known as hustler entrepreneurship, in which entrepreneurs take a challenge and constantly work to make their businesses successful. They start with a small business and grow it towards a more significant one by doing hard work rather than by capital. Their aspirations motivate them to face the problems of achieving their goals. They never give up and challenge themselves to grab what they need and want. Such as, a hustler entrepreneur calls many people to sell one product.

E- Entrepreneurship

E-entrepreneurship, in which entrepreneurs use technology to construct their business online. The word used for E-entrepreneurship is Cyberpreneurship. The world has changed drastically, and more opportunities are available in technology-based organizations as their reach to the customer has increased worldwide. Now organizations, individuals, and nations use their computers and mobiles to search for any service or product that matches their demand. The presence of mortar or brick businesses is rapidly reducing daily and producing more space for E-entrepreneurship, specifically after the pandemic of Covid-19.

Researcher entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship, in which entrepreneurs take time to collect data and analyze it to make a better business plan to start their own business, is called researcher entrepreneurship. They try hard to research proposed products or services to minimize product failure chances in the market. Moreover, they discover the critical parameters important to produce a quality product or service. They believe that data, facts, and logic are more reliable than intuition. They do not forget to include any single aspect of their proposed product or service in their detailed business plan that makes their product or service more successful.

Imitator entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship inspires entrepreneurs from other ideas and businesses and takes a copy of it but does work hard to enhance it is known as imitator entrepreneurship. They carry products from the market and make specific changes to make the new product much better and more profitable than the original. Imitator entrepreneurship lies between the hustler and the innovative. Yet Imitators entrepreneurs start copying the other’s ideas, but they spare their minds to make new concepts and try to achieve them. These types of entrepreneurs have a lot of determination and self-confidence. Whenever they start their business, they constantly study others’ mistakes and learn from them to improve their business model.

Buyer entrepreneurship

Entrepreneurship, in which entrepreneurs have more wealth to construct a new business venture. They look into the market and identify a business running in a good way, but they think it has more potential to grow, then they make a deal to purchase it using their wealth and expand its profit volume. Moreover, this type of entrepreneurship is less risky as these entrepreneurs invest money in well-established businesses. They make some necessary changes in the management or structure of the organization.