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  • Intro
  • Summary
  • About “Startup Anatomy”
    • Who is involved?
    • Goals of the study and main objective
    • Methodology
  • Samples
    • Study group
    • Control group
  • Primary Results
    • Psychometric Results
    • Socioeconomic Results
  • Secondary Results
    • Success Factors
    • Individual characteristics
    • Sectoral focus
    • Role changes within the team
    • Gender
  • Further Insights
    • Entrepreneurship as a culture
    • Gender Differences in Leadership
    • Implications
  • Conclusion
  • Outlook
  • Bibliography
  • Appendix
    • Description of the questionnaire
    • Motivation
    • Occupational interests
    • Thinking styles
    • Personality
    • Sociodemographic questionnaire English
  • Download PDF

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Content

  • Intro
  • Summary
  • About “Startup Anatomy”
    • Who is involved?
    • Goals of the study and main objective
    • Methodology
  • Samples
    • Study group
    • Control group
  • Primary Results
    • Psychometric Results
    • Socioeconomic Results
  • Secondary Results
    • Success Factors
    • Individual characteristics
    • Sectoral focus
    • Role changes within the team
    • Gender
  • Further Insights
    • Entrepreneurship as a culture
    • Gender Differences in Leadership
    • Implications
  • Conclusion
  • Outlook
  • Bibliography
  • Appendix
    • Description of the questionnaire
    • Motivation
    • Occupational interests
    • Thinking styles
    • Personality
    • Sociodemographic questionnaire English
  • Download PDF

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