The workload demanded by a harvest-oriented venture versus one in a venture that cannot achieve a harvest is typically:
A) far more,thus justifying the time and energy.
B) no greater than building a venture without harvest prospects.
C) far less because of a larger management team.
D) about equal,but the stress levels are higher.

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The workload in building a venture, whether it has harvest prospects or not, is generally no greater or less in either scenario. The effort required to establish and grow a business does not fundamentally change based on the potential for a future harvest event (such as a sale or IPO). The primary difference lies in the strategic objectives and exit planning, not the day-to-day workload or the amount of effort required to build the venture.

The Workload Demanded by a Harvest-Oriented Venture Versus One in a Venture