401 Questions Every Entrepreneur Should Ask

By James L. Silvester

There is little job security left in Corporate America. International competition is ravaging our mainline companies, Wall Street is rewarding companies that "streamline" (read: cut staff), and we are... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 1564149013
• ISBN13: 9781564149015
• Release Date: October 2006
• Publisher: Career Pr Inc
• Length: 256 Pages
• Weight: 0.90 lbs.
• Dimensions: 8.8" x 0.5" x 6.0"

Customer Reviews

401 Questions every entrepreneur should ask review

This is a great read! It covers many areas that other entrepreneur-type books miss. For example; the international trade section was particularly helpful. The Q and A approach is especially helpful and is perfect if you would like to use it as a reference guide and have only a few minutes or have all afternoon to read. Don't start your business without this useful tool in hand!

Must Have Book For Prospective Entrepreneurs

While I haven't read Silvester's other books, this one seems to be the perfect starting point for forming your own business. With indepth analysis of all the important factors like funding, taxes, marketing, even whether you are even the right type of person to own your own business. This book could scare some people away from taking the jump into their own business, but those who follow Silvester's advice will most definately be ahead of the curve

401 Questions Every Entrepreneur Should Ask

Bought this book in a bookstore last week and buying here for a friend. If this book is good enough for the Governor of Virginia to write the foreword its good enough for me. I've read it and its the best book on entrepreneurship on the market today. Silvester lays it out nicely and his questions are thought provoking and informative. Both simple and complex issues are approached, dissected, and resolved. Bought Silvester's first book over 20 years ago and I bought and sold 3 businesses with his advice and made some nice money. This book may be his finest work yet and I hope he keeps writing. The man's got the talent, skills, education, and business experience to help out a new or existing entrepreneur. Take his advice and now go make some money.