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Entrepreneurial Mindset for Engineers: The Role of Academia and Industries Problem Statement Thousands of Engineering students graduate every year Very few get good quality jobs Taking a long time to get job (1-2 years) The


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“Entrepreneurial Mindset for Engineers: The Role of Academia and Industries”

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Problem Statement

  • Thousands of Engineering students graduate

every year

  • Very few get good quality jobs
  • Taking a long time to get job (1-2 years)
  • The youth is loosing hope and feel discouraged
  • The Elite universities are charging a lot
  • The industry complains that the quality of the

graduates is very low i.e. chairman Amreli, Arpatech, Artech and many others

  • The faculty complains that the industry does not

respond to the academia

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Solution

  • To work on the Universities to develop an

entrepreneurial mindset

– Faculty development – Content and curriculum – To offer a solution to the industry – To prepare students which can add value

  • To educate the Industry

– The importance of the resources within the university – To become a learning partner with the university i.e. Infinity School Lahore – To engage faculty and students

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“In Six more weeks, these Engineers will be ready for market”

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Managerial Mindset

Babson (Timmons Model) Causation Model 2004 Experiment at IBA with Effectuation Darden Model

Entrepreneurial Mindset

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Problems with the Management (causation) lens of entrepreneurship

  • Focus on Grand Vision
  • Frequent use of words like state
  • f the art, strategy
  • Over emphasis on planning
  • Arrogance
  • More importance to resources
  • Focus on scale
  • Impatience, want to hurry
  • Considers resources are finite
  • Does not like spontaneity,

surprises

  • Encourages cut throat

competition

  • Encourages spending beyond

means

  • Pressure to deliver
  • Very less learnings from failure
  • Failure rate is very high
  • Measure of success is the

“Bottom line”

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Entrepreneurship: An effectual Lens

This is the story of Interloop, Ghani Glass, Chinoti etc ………… AND the Beaver

  • Action oriented
  • Use of bird in

hand

  • Calculated risk
  • Agile, Flexible
  • Cooperation
  • Gives hope and

courage

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Effectuation (create a effect with what ever you have)

  • Evolving Means (Means evolve with time, reflection,

experiments and action)

  • New and Different Goals are identified during the journey.
  • Effectuation evokes creative and transformative tactics
  • heuristics (rule of thumb, intuitive, common sense) used by

expert entrepreneurs in new venture creation.

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A framework to engage the University and Academia for an entrepreneurial Mindset

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New worlds derive their growth from thoughts quite fresh and new. A world is neither built nor grow from stones and bricks. The firm resolve of those, Who self explore, Transforms a stream in to sea that has no shore.