Derek Hatchard writes on the theme of "improving experiences" which includes managing technology, user experiences, life hacking, and some business related stuff. Derek has a software development blog at ardentdev.com and a product review site at wellrated.com. He is a Principal Member of Technical Staff (PMTS) at Radian6, a salesforce.com company. All views expressed are his alone (or those of any guest writers) and do not represent the views of Radian6 or salesforce.com.

Entrepreneurship Quiz

http://yalepress.yale.edu/yupbooks/entrepreneurshipquiz.asp

This quiz is a promotional tool for the book "The Illusions of Entrepreneurship: The Costly Myths That Entrepreneurs, Investors, and Policy Makers Live By."  Sounds like it could be an interesting book, although if all it does is answer these kinds of trivia questions, I probably won’t read it…

Post a comment here if you take the quiz and let everyone know your score.  I got 55%.  At least I knew some big ones like the most common reason people start new businesses, the typical capitalization of a new business, and the most common source of financing for a U.S. start-up.

(Guy Kawasaki scored 40%.)


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  1. Darryl Skeard says:

    35% – looks like I’m stuck workin’ for da’ man.
    I was overly pessimestic on most of the business survival stats, didn’t know why people generally start a business, but for some reason I “knew” (read “guessed”) which country was tops for business startups.

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