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Part of it may have to do\u003Cbr>with luck or timing, but other important factors are the individual’s personality, skills, and willingness to work hard. In this unit, you will learn about skills commonly found in entrepreneurs and how you can assess those skills.\u003Cbr>Objective:\u003Cbr> 􀀂  Explain how to assess entrepreneurial skills. | |\n| Key Terms:\u003Cbr>􀀂 Big Five Personality Test\u003Cbr>charismatic\u003Cbr>Cognitive Style Inventory conscientious\u003Cbr>entrepreneur\u003Cbr>extraverted introverted Myers-Briggs Type\u003Cbr>Indicator (MBTI) nature\u003Cbr>neuroticism nurture\u003Cbr>Type A personality\u003Cbr>Type B personality\u003Cbr>\u003Cbr> Entrepreneurs \u003Cbr>An entrepreneur is a person who is self-employed in a new business or a business risk-taker. One person may be cut out for this type ofjob, while another person may not like the risks and decisions that come with starting a new business. A variety of tests can help you determine whether you have the personality and skills needed to be an entrepreneur.\u003Cbr>PERSONALITY TESTS |  |\n| Personality tests analyze and identify traits that may help a person succeed as an entrepreneur. The Type A and B personality test identifies two personality types. The Type A personality is an aggressive and driven personality. In contrast, the Type B personality is a relaxed and friendly personality. |  |\n\nE-unit: Entrepreneurial Skills  \nPage 1 􀀂 [www.MyCAERT.com](www.MyCAERT.com)  \nCopyright © by CAERT, Inc.— Reproduction by subscription only. 650120  \nBig Five Personality Test  \nThe Big Five Personality Test (OCEAN model) is a tool to analyze five personality areas with a rating scale of strongly agree, agree, neither disagree nor agree, disagree, and strongly disagree.  \n􀀃 In the anagram, the “O” measures openness and determines ifa person is closed-minded or open to new experiences.  \n􀀃 The “C” measures conscientiousness. It compares disorganized and conscientious traits. A conscientious person is someone who is thorough and diligent in regard to task completion, with a sense of right and wrong.  \n􀀃 The “E” measures extraversion. It examines traits of extraversion and introversion. A person who is introverted is someone directed inward toward his or her thoughts, interests, ideas, and imagination.  \nIn contrast, a person who is  \nextraverted is someone  \ndirected toward the outer  \nworld of activities.  \n􀀃 The “A” measures the level of agreeableness. It determines ifa person is agreeable or disagreeable.  \n􀀃 The “N” measures neuroticism, which is a condition of being overanxious, obsessive about everyday things, or depressed and anxious. It determines ifa person is calm and relaxed or  \nneurotic.  \nCognitive Style Inventory  \nThe online Cognitive Style Inventory, a personality inventory by Ross Reinhold, is an introduction to personality types in the Myers-Briggs Type Indicator. In the inventory, all answers are equally correct. Each of the four questions has two sections: a general description and a list of statements. It allows a person to determine the “Four Letter Types” of personality by comparing answers to the questions. When a person has difficulty selecting between two differing statements, the author suggests the individual remember personality traits between the ages of 3 and 12 .  \nMyers-Briggs Type Indicator  \nThe Myers-Briggs Type Indicator (MBTI) is a test developed by Isabel Briggs Myers and her mother Katharine Cook Briggs that organizes 16 personality types by common traits.  \nFIGURE 1. Taking a personality test can help you assess whether you have the traits and skills necessary to be a successful entrepreneur.  \nE-unit: Entrepreneurial Skills  \nPage 2 􀀂 [www.MyCAERT.com](www.MyCAERT.com)  \nCopyright © by CAERT, Inc.— Reproduction by subscription only. 650120  \n\n| The MBTI was first used by the U.S. Army to determine appropriate duties for new recruits. 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