Businesspeople Who Are Too Sure Of Their Abilities Are Less Savvy Entrepreneurs: New Study

Apprentice-style entrepreneurs who have an inflated sense of their own abilities may jump into new business ventures with insufficient regard for the competition and the size of the market, new research has found.

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<p><a href="http://www.physorg.com/news129885300.html">Businesspeople Who Are Too Sure Of Their Abilities Are Less Savvy Entrepreneurs: New Study</a></p> <p>Apprentice-style entrepreneurs who have an inflated sense of their own abilities may jump into new business ventures with insufficient regard for the competition and the size of the market, new research has found.</p>