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Visualizing the Entrepreneur’s Journey: Synchronic, Iterative, and Linear Representations

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  • Clay Spinuzzi

    (University of Texas at Austin [Austin])

  • Omar Sabaj

    (USERENA - Universidad de La Serena)

  • Germán Varas

    (ISTIC [Rennes] - UR - Université de Rennes)

Abstract

In this paper, we draw from entrepreneurship literature to develop a typology of visual genres representing \"journey\"-related aspects of entrepreneurship. We identify and characterize iterative, linear, and synchronic representations of the entrepreneur's journey, providing examples of each from the entrepreneurship literature, and we discuss how these visual genres collectively help neophyte entrepreneurs understand different aspects of their entrepreneurial journey. Finally, we draw implications for entrepreneurship communication and for professional communication more generally.

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  • Clay Spinuzzi & Omar Sabaj & Germán Varas, 2024. "Visualizing the Entrepreneur’s Journey: Synchronic, Iterative, and Linear Representations," Post-Print hal-04699720, HAL.
    • Handle: RePEc:hal:journl:hal-04699720
    DOI: 10.1109/procomm61427.2024.00009
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