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[Cortix info]: Sky, experience and instinct are prominent in the portrait type of entrepreneur active

Based on the results of a study conducted last September with over 800 self-entrepreneurs, Cortix noted for you that the software management Skies Easy Auto-entrepreneur "has just published a barometer to sketch a portrait type of the active entrepreneur. The entrepreneur would rather type a man aged 40, experienced and has worked in a service activity.

While several studies indicate average, a relative balance between men and women who are affected by self-organization (57% males against 43% women), the "Barometer Heaven displays an assessment to 77% for men and 23% for women.

The age group most affected is 30 to 49 years and the average age is 40 years.

The simplicity of the new statute entrepreneur which attracts by its simplicity and low risk undertaking, therefore particularly suits the business services that does not call for significant investment or business premises.

Cortix noted also, through this study that those who do not venture into self rely on the experience rather than qualifications (52% of self-entrepreneurs interviewed, at most, the level of tray). Indeed, 60% or more to justify an experience of more than 10 years while over one third are over 20 years of professional experience.

The second point raised by Cortix on the adventurous side of these self-entrepreneurs who engage mostly without any market research or pre-feasibility study. They have virtually on instinct . Indeed, 29% said they had conducted a market study and 13% a business plan. 62% admit to having taken no steps to assess the feasibility of their project. 48% of those surveyed have taken no notice of an expert before embarking.

In terms of working time, 47% would spend the equivalent of one full time and 21% worked part-time. These are numbers that are major reasons why the little billing statement by the study (80% making less than 10 invoices per month and 12% between 10 and 20).

At the wages of these new entrepreneurs , 72% of them who were employees at the time of the creation of their business, are always and 83% of those officials are not less.