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TOPIC: FIVE CHALLENGES FEMALE ENTREPRENEURS FACE. (SUMMARY)
SANITA BINTI KASSIM (2013874228)
WAN NURFATIN NASUHA BINTI WAN IBRAHIM (2013682968)
GROUP: AS202 4A2

Today, many women are successful in corporate world but they face few obstacles such as they have to adopt a stereotypically ‘male’ behavior toward business and they have difficulties to balance their work and life. Commonly women are emotional and nurturing. Moreover, it is difficult to find role models among female entrepreneurs. Lastly, women’s major problem in corporate world is the fear of failure.
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