Entrepreneurial self-analysis

Assessments

Assessment 1: Entrepreneurial self

-

analysis

Weighting:

25

%

Guideline length:

maximum 1

000 words

Mode of activity:

Individual

This is a reflective self

-

analysis. Its aim

is to get you to use the academic sk

ills learned at

Business School

1

to help you assess whether you have the character traits and other

characteristics of an entrepreneur and to reflect on the implications of this.

1

Complete the GET test

on:

http://www.Get2Test.net/

. Explain the m

eaning of the result

s

(see chapter 2, NVC)

.

A

copy of your test results

must be

submitted with your

report

.

2

Provide evidence that supports (or contradicts) these results. For example:

a.

Other psychometric tests such as the ‘AULIVE’ creativity test on:

www.TestMyCreativity.com

. Please acknowledge the use of

any test result

s that

h

ave been submitted on other MBA assessments

.

A copy of

any other tests relied

upon

must

also

be submitted with your report.

b.

E

xampl

es of

your

actions and behaviours over your life

and business career

.

3

Give a brief account of the antecedent influences on your character traits such as

education, family

background, work experience etc., linking specific influences with

specific traits wh

erever possible

4

Reflect on and provide conclusions about your character traits and the implications for

your career aspirations.

Please do not include any elements that have been submitted or

marked in previous submissions.

Marks

for this assessment will

be awarded as bellow.

Ø

Critical evaluation of

profile

from GET2 report

25

%

Ø

Supporting

or contradictory evidence for evaluation

25

%

Ø

Analysis of antecedent influences

25

%

Ø

Reflection, c

onclusions & implications

25%

100%

This is a reflective report

based upon the psychometric tests that you submit

and

no

additional citations are expected. However, if you do cite other sources please ensure that

they are properly referenced.

Marks

for this assessment will be aw

arded in acco

rdance with the grading grid

Assessments

Assessment 1: Entrepreneurial self-analysis

Weighting: 25%

Guideline length: maximum 1000 words

Mode of activity: Individual

This is a reflective self-analysis. Its aim is to get you to use the academic skills learned at

Business School 1 to help you assess whether you have the character traits and other

characteristics of an entrepreneur and to reflect on the implications of this.

1 Complete the GET test on: http://www.Get2Test.net/. Explain the meaning of the results

(see chapter 2, NVC). A copy of your test results must be submitted with your

report.

2 Provide evidence that supports (or contradicts) these results. For example:

a. Other psychometric tests such as the ‘AULIVE’ creativity test on:

www.TestMyCreativity.com. Please acknowledge the use of any test results that

have been submitted on other MBA assessments. A copy of any other tests relied

upon must also be submitted with your report.

b. Examples of your actions and behaviours over your life and business career.

3 Give a brief account of the antecedent influences on your character traits such as

education, family background, work experience etc., linking specific influences with

specific traits wherever possible

4 Reflect on and provide conclusions about your character traits and the implications for

your career aspirations. Please do not include any elements that have been submitted or

marked in previous submissions.

Marks for this assessment will be awarded as bellow.

 Critical evaluation of profile from GET2 report 25%

 Supporting or contradictory evidence for evaluation 25%

 Analysis of antecedent influences 25%

 Reflection, conclusions & implications 25%

100%

This is a reflective report based upon the psychometric tests that you submit and no

additional citations are expected. However, if you do cite other sources please ensure that

they are properly referenced.

Marks for this assessment will be awarded in accordance with the grading grid