7 thing to do as an Entrepreneur in College - Stuart Draper Question Title * 1. According to Draper, when is the best time to try out the start-up life? During college After graduating college Instead of going to college There's never really a good time OK Question Title * 2. What does Draper suggest as a way to gain more perspective on becoming an entrepreneur? Reading the newspaper Observing businesses Listening to guest speakers Messaging CEOs on Linkedin OK Question Title * 3. Which of the following is NOT a lesson Draper learned from his business "Hot Stuff"? High margins don't matter Location matters Brand perception matters $1 products are easy to sell OK Question Title * 4. Select all of the extra-curricular items Draper suggests to do as an aspiring entrepreneur in college. Business plan competitions Talk or dream with friends Follow influencers Post inspirational business quotes on social media Sell something OK Question Title * 5. True or False: Networking with your classmates is a good way to find connections. True False OK Question Title * 6. True or False: You should wait to start a business until you have all the legal paperwork figured out. True False OK Question Title * 7. Fill in the blank: In business, partnerships can be successful, but according to Draper, you should instead ________. Hire, don't fire Employ, don't partner Recruit before you lose Sell after success OK Question Title * 8. What does Draper suggest to do in order to avoid laying off employees? Mind your cash flows Pay employees less Take out loans Ask family and friends for help OK Question Title * 9. According to his presentation, how does Draper define the term "moonlighting"? Sleeping during the day, working at night Following around the most important person at a company Working after hours, on the side, doing something else Working outside under a full moon OK Question Title * 10. Fill in the blank: "Our present and our future will be ________ if we are always conscious of the ________" happier; future changed; present better; past OK DONE