Entrepreneur is an economic concept, not a position, but a quality of enterprise managers. Because entrepreneurs can be business operators, such as factory directors and managers, but not all factory directors and managers can become entrepreneurs. An excellent entrepreneur needs high quality and ability. To sum up, the standard of an excellent entrepreneur should have the following aspects.

First, the spirit of cooperation. Can win the cooperation of others, willing to cooperate with others, good at uniting and persuading others.

Second, decision-making ability. Make decisions based on facts rather than imagination, and have the ability to stand tall and look far.

Third, organizational ability. Can give full play to the talents of subordinates and be good at organizing manpower, material resources and financial resources.

Fourth, dare to decentralize. In management, we can use power rationally, seize major events and deploy small things separately.

Fifth, be good at adapting. Convenient, flexible, enterprising, not clinging to the past and sticking to the rules.

Sixth, be responsible. Have a high sense of responsibility for the upper level, the bottom level, the product users and the whole society.

Seven. Take risks bravely: Have great wisdom and courage, dare to meet any challenge and never miss any opportunity.

8. Diligent in innovation: Have a keen sense of new things, new environment, new ideas and new technologies.

Nine, respect others. Attach importance to other people's opinions, not arbitrary and arrogant, and not impose on others.

Ten, high moral character. Have noble moral sentiments, and can be admired by society and enterprise employees.