| dc.description.abstract | Indonesian people show indication not having enough courage to be Entrepreneurs. Business owners account for less than 2
percents of the Indonesian population. Neighboring countries, such as Singapore and Malaysia, have much higher rates. One
of the problems is a mentality problem. Fear of starting something new, lack of skills, and knowledge make most of Indonesian
population choose to be employees. Yet as an employee, we have risk of being laid off. So there is an alternative transition
phase labeled as Hybrid Entrepreneur to reduce risk as a business owner and as an employee. Thus, this study will try to see
the supporting success factors both internal and external that enable someone to have a wage work while working on own
business, and why they stay in this role. This study learn how hybrid entrepreneur able to perform their two roles, if the working
environment suitable enough. This will be an exploratory research using qualitative data and case study. This research is
interesting because of the informants and working environment characteristics. All of the informants are academicians who are
running their own businesses with minimum 24 working hours per week as employees (lecturers in this case study). | en_US |
