~ by Haley Lynn Gray ~
People who get out there and make their own business from scratch are called entrepreneurs, and they can be male or female. However, male and female entrepreneurs do things very differently when it comes time to run a business.
Female entrepreneurs tend to be more sensitive to the clients’ needs and her employees’ needs than a male entrepreneur will. Female entrepreneurs want to make sure their employees are taken care of so they do not have a high turnover among workers. Not only do they want to take care of their workers, but they will ensure their clients are satisfied and happy with the service they are receiving so they do not lose clients from poor service.
Not only will female entrepreneurs make sure their clients and employees are happy, but they are hard workers because they have to prove they can do the job just like (or better than) a man can do it. They feel they have to prove they are capable of the work and handling the business they are in.
Female entrepreneurs are generally more serious, more likely to seek and listen to advice, and are better at dealing with people than most male entrepreneurs are.
Male entrepreneurs are more interested in the growth of the business and the money side of things because they want to make a lot of money and make it quick. Males are more interested in the business side of the business rather than being there for the people that help run the business, such as the employees. They will also be very interested in getting new clients. However, they will not take as good care of these clients as the females will.
Both men and women have strengths and weakness when it comes to running a business, however, they both can do the job and get it done. Women tend to be there for her employees and clients more then men, and men tend to want to make more money and not worry about their employee’s happiness. Both men and women have to build off of their strengths and learn from the weakness to make the business last and keep on working for a long time to come.
Women have the strength of wanting to talk and deal with the people but they need more help on the business and money side of things so they are willing to ask for advice. This does not make them bad entrepreneurs; however, it makes them very good at what they do.
Meet the Author: Haley Lynn Gray
Haley helps female entrepreneurs create a strategy plan for their businesses – so they can make enough money to spend quality time with their family, pay for their children’s dance lessons, pay bills – and not worry about where the next client is coming from.
Haley is a serial entrepreneur and founder of Leadership Girl. She helps other entrepreneurs build their businesses by sharing the benefits of her business education and experience through Business Coaching.
Whether you want to get a new business off the ground or expand an existing business, Haley can assist you.
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- Work with Haley: https://leadershipgirl.com/work-with-haley/
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- LinkedIn: https://www.linkedin.com/in/haleygray
