Different Individuals (And Groups) Have Different "Knowledge Corridors" and Are

question 3

Multiple Choice

Different individuals (and groups) have different "knowledge corridors" and are the only ones who can see certain opportunities, not everyone (Venkataraman, 1997) . According to this theory, an opportunity only presents itself to those with the knowledge to recognize and interpret it. Which three types of knowledge are connected to this theory?

• A) retaining an amateur gaze - the open and curious newcomer
• B) domain-specific knowledge
• C) ability to acquire relevant knowledge (≈ in the corridors)
• D) market and customer knowledge
• E) textbook knowledge in a related subject
• F) technical knowledge

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Definitions:

Business Acumen

The ability to understand and apply knowledge of how a company makes money, including financial literacy, strategy, and decision making.

HR Technology

The use of software, systems, and technological tools to manage and optimize human resource functions and processes.

Unethical Conduct

Behavior that violates moral or professional norms, often against the codes of conduct within a particular profession or community.

Critical Evaluation

The process of systematically examining an article, event, object, or idea to judge its value, often considering both positive and negative aspects.