Analysis of entrepreneur profile among students of specialist level graduate course (MBA)
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https://doi.org/10.5585/ijsm.v7i1.985Keywords:
Enterprising profile. Entrepreneurship. MBA. Permanent educationAbstract
The objective of the present study is to investigate whether there are individuals with enterprising profile in MBA courses. For this, it presents a bibliographical revision theoretically to guide the thematic one of the entrepreneurship, beyond approaching, in a briefly way, the question of the creation and the functioning of courses MBA in Brazil. To interpret the collected data the arithmetic mean was used simple. Results show that, even so the profile of the group discloses a trend to the search for careers in structuralized companies already, notices a reasonable percentage of pupils who desires to undertake, either in the form of assembly of proper or same business in its functions as collaborating in the companies.Downloads
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