Business

Similar but yet different: individual cognitive traits and family contingencies as antecedents of intrapreneurship and self-employment

Y. Huang, S. Wu, et al.

Discover how individual decision-making influences entrepreneurial ventures with research from Yongchun Huang, Shangshuo Wu, Chengmeng Chen, Chen Zou, and Anqi Pan. This study delves into the impact of socio-cognitive traits and family dynamics on choices between intrapreneurship and self-employment, uncovering surprising interactions and effects.

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