If everyone were entrepreneurs, who would be employees?

There also is the concept of intrapreneurship. If people in the company act more entrepreneurial, there will be a huge benefit - taking on responsibility, risk, making bold choices. read more

Not everybody is made to be an entrepreneur, but everyone can profit from the additional spice in life which entrepreneurial training and ideas can provide. read more

If everyone were an entrepreneur, then everyone would be trying to start businesses, but none of those businesses would have anyone to hire, and so none of them could ever have more than one employee. read more

Almost everyone else is an employee. We may have found out the difference between the two types. According to a 2013 Swiss-German study, the difference lies in disposition: While an employee is a specialist, an entrepreneur is a jack-of-all-trades. read more