We use this TV show (and other shows and movies) as cases in our new course "Moving images of entrepreneurship" to critically reflect the narratives and myths of entrepreneurship told and reproduced by popular media. @HSGStGallen@TrEEProjectEU
I love the opening credits from the show WeCrashed about the rise and fall of WeWork. A unicorn walking undetected through shared office spaces (because it is a mythical creature?), whose horn shatters at the end (because valuations are often quite random and unrealistic?).
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Our new episode feat. @NicoliniDavide focuses on Lave & Wenger 'Situated #Learning: Legitimate Peripheral Participation,' a short & powerful book that presented in 1991 a new way of thinking about learning as a social activity. Part 1 is out now. https://t.co/REUCdwJWVT
@emollick Interesting. I am guessing a business plan is part of the repertoire needed to convince investors of the abilities of the entrepreneurs pitching for capital. Just like dressing in a certain way and saying the right buzz words 😉 #entrepreneurialperformance
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I cannot believe that one of my students wrote this after reading quite a lot of good sources on the topic. “Therefore, we cannot say that education restrains women from an entrepreneurial career, rather the lack of motivation concerning entrepreneurial education.” (1/2)