This central data marks cwhat is the profile of entrepreneurs in Argentina, in a context where the economy is fluctuating and expectations are often not the best. Thus, through the work of the consulting firm Analogías, a “mapping” of this trend was developed when starting a business or a business project.
According to the survey in this report, as the status of the sector in Argentina, The vast majority of enterprises show little growth potential, which accentuates an idea of ”job opportunities” rather than that of “long-term development” with strong growth expectations..
The study, carried out during the first fifteen days of November, indicated that small and micro-business ventures “are more linked to self-employment than to a productive unit with planned prospects for capital expansion.”
According to Analogías, the profile of those who embark on an entrepreneurial adventure have, on average, “prior training based on some type of higher education,” especially in those who are “over 30 years old.”
This profile of men and women with a high degree of training and some experience in the world of work is the one that predominates in the world of Argentine “entrepreneurship”, as future leaders and CEOs of a not-so-distant tomorrow.
Why is it being started in Argentina?
The results of the research break with the idea of guaranteed “success” when it comes to small companies in Argentina. Not always this type of initiative comes to fruition or does not have the expected results.
The conclusions provide this key piece of information: The main motivation for the generation of new ventures is “the lack of a job”. In other words, they are recognized more as a first-hand “job opportunity”, rather than because of their autonomy and the commitment to carry out their own project that allows personal economic development.
There, it was possible to identify that these “self-employment” activities value the microenterprise as a means of subsistence, which offers an individual outlet to those involved in the short and medium term.
Where startups stand out
If we analyze by sector, technology-based projects and industry are those that present the strongest livelihoods, with the highest employment and turnover.
The distribution of enterprises by sector in the sample carried out by Analogías, indicates that the three main groups are services, commerce and industrial production, with 24%, 14.4% and 13.5% of the cases respectively. In fourth place is the tourism sector with 8% of projects.
The software development and ICT (information and communication technologies) sector has 9% of the companies surveyed. Both have significant local development and high demand for employment, both regionally and globally.
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