Russia may be filled with talented IT people, but entrepreneurship is not their strongest side, a Microsoft Corp. executive said.
“There are often so many good ideas in Russia but many just don’t get implemented because of lack of entrepreneurship skills,” Nikolay Pryanishnikov, head of Microsoft Russia said Wednesday at an IT conference in Moscow.
Microsoft in Russia had launched technological entrepreneurship trainings for Russian students in hope that it will inspire them to aspire to create companies of their own.
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