Leadership and Entrepreneurship: Personal and Organizational Development in Entrepreneurial Ventures (Entrepreneurship: Principles and Practices): Raymond W. Smilor, Donald L. Sexton
Review
“Leadership and Entrepreneurship, edited by two experts in the field, contains the writings of some impressive authorities…Collectively, they focus on the entrepreneur’s views from a personal and organizational perspective. Most notable, the reader will gain insight into what makes entrepreneurs tick–especially the successful ones, and how the individual affects his/her organization’s development. In a way, the book is reminiscent of Stephen Covey’s Seven Habits of Highly Effective People (1989). Recommended for lower-division undergraduates and above, researchers, entrepreneurs, and any aspiring entrepreneur.” — Choice
Review
“Leadership and Entrepreneurship, edited by two experts in the field, contains the writings of some impressive authorities…Collectively, they focus on the entrepreneur’s views from a personal and organizational perspective. Most notable, the reader will gain insight into what makes entrepreneurs tick–especially the successful ones, and how the individual affects his/her organization’s development. In a way, the book is reminiscent of Stephen Covey’s Seven Habits of Highly Effective People (1989). Recommended for lower-division undergraduates and above, researchers, entrepreneurs, and any aspiring entrepreneur.”–
