Entrepreneurial Success: A Study on the Perceptions of Women Entrepreneurs in Andhra Pradesh
Published: 2013
Author(s) Name: Neriyanuri Sangeetha, Panatula Murali Krishna |
Author(s) Affiliation: Andhra Pradesh, India
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Abstract
The perception of women entrepreneurs in Andhra
Pradesh regarding success in business has been
studied by obtaining their opinion on the various
aspects related to success in business namely meaning
of ‘success’ as envisaged women entrepreneurs,
importance of success factors for success in business,
human resource factors necessary for success in
business, finance factors necessary for success in
business, potential abilities of women on the leadership
behaviour of women entrepreneurs, and areas of
training required for women entrepreneurs. The women
entrepreneurs were asked to respond to a questionnaire
consisting of various statements under each aspect
on a five point scale on the response categories. The
rank or order of priority or order of necessity, as the
case may be, was assigned to each statement in each
of the aspects pertaining to success in business by
evaluating the overall scores. The results are analysed
by considering the women entrepreneurs under three
categories based on investment (low investment,
medium investment and high investment groups),
family structure (nuclear family and joint family) and
regional background (rural background and urban
background). The analysis indicates that the opinions
expressed by all categories of women entrepreneurs
are by and large similar and the minor differences in
the opinions are explained from the point of view of the
social, cultural and financial background of the women
entrepreneurs of the concerned category.
Keywords: Entrepreneurial Success, Women Entrepreneurs, Nuclear Family, Joint Family
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