Human capital and entrepreneurial success¶
Unger. (2011). Human capital and entrepreneurial success: A meta-analytical review. Journal of Business Venturing.
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- Founder-Market Fit
- The construct's whole point is that the polished generalist is routinely out-executed by the less-impressive founder steeped in the market
This sourceMeta-analysis of 70 samples finding the human-capital/success relationship stronger for task-related than non-task-related human capital and for knowledge/skills than schooling or experience.
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“small relationship between human capital and success (rc = .098)”
- The construct's whole point is that the polished generalist is routinely out-executed by the less-impressive founder steeped in the market
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