The characteristics of entrepreneurship as an agent of change in higher level institutions Resumen

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Kenia Landero-Valenzuela

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Many of the definitions of entrepreneurship are accompanied by various qualities and capacities of a person to make the most of resources and make them more efficient; That is why entrepreneurship carries with it a series of basic characteristics. According to John Kao (1989), the entrepreneur is a person with very particular characteristics. The purpose of this research is to analyze the entrepreneurial capacity of the students of the Tecnológico Nacional de México campus de los Ríos through five basic characteristics, among them: creativity, self-confidence and their abilities, perseverance, ability to handle problems and acceptance. to the risk proposed by Alcaraz (2011); this with the purpose of detecting areas of opportunity in the students of said institution and that allows establishing efficient strategies for the training of professionals capable of undertaking at any level, in turn analyzing entrepreneurship as an agent of change in institutions not only from From the business perspective, the development of the research is carried out under the quantitative methodology, with a descriptive approach and transversal design, using as an instrument a questionnaire with 25 items analyzing the entrepreneurial characteristics mentioned above.


Key words: entrepreneurship, education, skills, change.

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Landero-Valenzuela, K. (2022). The characteristics of entrepreneurship as an agent of change in higher level institutions Resumen. 593 Digital Publisher CEIT, 7(6-2), 311-323. https://doi.org/10.33386/593dp.2022.6-2.1595
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Author Biography

Kenia Landero-Valenzuela, Instituto Tecnológico Superior de los Ríos - México

https://orcid.org/0000-0003-4561-0155

Doctor of Administration, teacher Researcher at the TecNM campus de los Ríos from 2007 to date, belonging to the academy of the Bachelor of Administration, desirable profile by PRODEP, candidate of the National System of Researchers and member of the academic body in consolidation: Administrative Socioeconomic Sciences of the Bachelor of Administration, member of the State System of Researchers from 2016 to date, with participation in presentations in various forums, national and international conferences, publishing various articles in conference proceedings, magazines and book chapters. Advisor in various entrepreneurial events nationwide as well as jury in several of them. Participation in the transfer of the business incubation and innovation model of Tecnológico Superior de los Ríos, serving as consultant and coordinator of the entrepreneurs program from 2011 to 2013.

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