Review of Literature on Competencies and Orientation of Entrepreneurs

Kaluarachchige, Indika Priyantha; Yaji, Mohd Shukri Ab; Khatibi, Ali; Azam, S. M. Ferdous

doi:10.26808/rs.st.11v1.02

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“…The influence of the orientation of entrepreneurs on small business performance has been investigated in numerous studies (Monteiro, Soares, Rua, 2019). Entrepreneurial orientation is an organizational concept which has frequently been used in entrepreneurial studies (Kaluarachchige et al, 2021b). Many researchers have found a positive influence of entrepreneurial orientation on the performance of small businesses (Lomberg, Urbig, Stockmann, Marino, Dickson, 2016).…”

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“…Entrepreneurial competences are known to be an assorted assembly of competences which are linked to successful entrepreneurship (Kaluarachchige, Yajid, Khatibi, Azam, 2021b). This entrepreneurship is usually associated with small business enterprises for their development and growth (Carayannopoulos, 2017).…”

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“…Wiadomo, że kompetencje przedsiębiorcze to zestaw umiejętności związanych z udaną działalnością gospodarczą (Kaluarachchige, Yajid, Khatibi, Azam, 2021b). Umiejętności te są silnie powiązane z rozwojem i wzrostem małych przedsiębiorstw (Carayannopoulos, 2017).…”

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“…Wpływ orientacji przedsiębiorców na działalność małych firm był zgłębiany w wielu badaniach (Monteiro, Soares, Rua, 2019). Orientacja przedsiębiorcza jest pojęciem organizacyjnym, często stosowanym w badaniach nad przedsiębiorczością (Kaluarachchige, Yajid, Khatibi, Azam, 2021b). Wielu badaczy odkryło pozytywny wpływ tej orientacji na wyniki małych firm (Lomberg, Urbig, Stockmann, Marino, Dickson, 2016).…”

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This study is focused on entrepreneurship in community-based tourism (CBT) in Sri Lanka. It examines the effect of entrepreneurial competences and orientation towards the performance of homestays although the majority are not successful. Recent research has revealed that homestay tourism is not effective, nonetheless it has been identified as the sector for the development for entrepreneurs and can make a considerable contribution to the Sri Lankan economy. The purpose of this study is to enhance CBT by showing how to develop productive entrepreneurs in this sector. Resource based view (RBV) theory is the basis – 645 registered homestay units operate as a CBT practice and the study sample was 252 entrepreneurs. Structural equation modelling (SEM) was used to analyze the data. From the findings of the study, both entrepreneurial competences and orientation significantly affect entrepreneur performance in CBT. This study will help expand CBT for successful entrepreneurs emerging from the tourism sector.

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