Entrepreneurial Mindset
Develop the attitudes, behaviors, and skills for success!
In today’s dynamic world, success often hinges on the way we think and act. Our mindset has the power to differentiate us and empower us to do the extraordinary. In this course, students will develop the attitudes, behaviors, and skills for success. This includes setting purpose, vision, and goals; identifying talents, developing them into strengths, and leveraging those strengths personally and in teams; creating and implementing a trusted productivity system; developing networking and hiring skills by writing and reviewing resumes and conducting mock interviews from both the applicant and hiring manager roles; and defining a problem and iterating human-centered solutions using Design Thinking. Students will also verify their skills with the Intuit Design for Delight Innovator certification exam. With a focus on the human side of business and the operational foundation needed to be successful, these are invaluable skills to any endeavor, including entrepreneurship. Do you want to challenge yourself to grow and set yourself apart as a thinker and leader? Take Entrepreneurial Mindset!
Course Information
- Course Subject
- Course Number
- CTE80105
- Course Duration
- 1 Semester
- Course Credit
- 0.5 Practical Arts
- Prerequisite
- None
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