CMA Final · Entrepreneurship and Startup · Entrepreneurial Skill Sets
A Hyderabad food-delivery startup's founder, Kavya, sees her second outlet close after a poor location choice. She documents what went wrong, adjusts her site-selection criteria, and opens a new outlet within two months. Which mindset is she displaying?
Kavya shows a growth mindset with resilience. She treats the failed outlet as a learning opportunity, documents the causes, improves her site-selection criteria and quickly tries again. A fixed or fatalistic mindset would instead blame circumstances or abandon efforts rather than learn and adapt.
- AGrowth mindset with resilienceCorrect
- BFixed mindset with blame attribution
- CFatalistic mindset
- DStatus-quo bias
Explanation
Kavya treats failure as information, analyses causes, changes her approach and acts again quickly, showing a growth mindset and resilience. A fixed mindset would see the failure as proof of inability or blame others. A fatalistic view would attribute it to fate and take no corrective action.
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