Abstract
Entrepreneurship is usually recognized as the individual behaviour or process. At the same time entrepreneurs are presented as the leaders who should be able to manage the teams and to use teams’ capital to achieve business goals. There are some resources discussing collective entrepreneurship or entrepreneurial teams as the conditions for running a company successfully or for reaching innovative results. The aim of this article is to analyse if individualistic versus team approach is prevalent and important in business students’ perception of entrepreneurship and their preferences. The research conducted on 120 students group indicates these are not the important approaches and the teams’ entrepreneurial capital seems to be undervalued by young Poles. There is some recommendation concerning support of collaboration attitudes in entrepreneurial activities.
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