Case Study: Small Business Entrepreneurship by Ruhi Surana
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HR, woman entrepreneur, job, skills, unemploymentAbstract
This is a case study to reflect on mid-career crisis, challenges of raising family and the path of small business entrepreneurship based on a real life case study. This case study is about how Ms. Ruhi started an online HR consultancy service with the goal of helping unemployed youth in becoming industry professionals.
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