Quote from: Queentoshi on August 18, 2022, 07:33:44 PM

I want to start a discussion highlighting some points I read online regarding women as compared to men in entrepreneurship and the chance of success.

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Men and women do not prepare for the launch of their business in the same way. The number one preparatory activity for women is specific training (43.3% versus 31.8% for men). Men are looking for potential clients (45.8%) and writing a business plan (42.5% versus 34.6% for women).

Market research is carried out by about 1/3 of men and 1/4 of women.

Women entrepreneurs are much less experienced than their male counterparts: 37.5% have less than 3 years of experience versus 25.7% of men.

82.5% of women start businesses alone (compared to 69.8% of men)

Men consider that they are more entrepreneurial than women (84.7% of men against 72% of women)

Men have much more confidence in the future than women (48.2% of women vs. 64.7% of men)

Men are clearly more confident in the success of their company than women: 72.4% versus 65.3

There are far more unemployed women than men among entrepreneurs: 25.9% versus 16.9

Women are 3 times less likely than men to have already tried the adventure of creating a business: only 5.3% of women had already created a business against 18.4% of men

As a result of the difficult economic times, do you consider that there will be more women entrepreneurs competing with men in this field which it so looks like they currently dominate?

https://www.intotheminds.com/blog/en/entrepreneurship-differences-women-men/

I won't say it as a result of difficult economic times. Instead, I think it's safe to say that now women are beginning to become intentional about entrepreneurs, maybe because of the support that is becoming available for women entrepreneurs. But some of the things you mentioned are simply because they are just women. However, it is safe to say that men are more confident and more hopeful than women. Most men are even better riisk takers than most women.