MGB105 Business Management

Roger McKechnie was creative in creating a unique snack called the tortilla chips. His creativity blossomed while he was at his home in North East England. It arose when Roger McKechnie was offered a promotion in his job in the 1980s. Roger McKechnie did not take up the offer at Smiths Crisps because he did not want to go away from his home, lifestyle and friends and relocate to South England. However, he realized that business was drying up at North East England and there was a scarcity of jobs and so he decided to be an entrepreneur and make tortilla chips.

Roger McKechnie has portrayed himself as someone who is impulsive and attached to friends and family. He turned down the job of a marketing manager in order to do something new and creative. This shows his entrepreneurial skills. He is also open to take risks, another hallmark of a creative entrepreneur. He is also an extrovert and a people’s person and can convince people with persuasion. He is aggressive, straightforward, honest and friendly. He believes in himself and trusts in his instincts. He is passionate about his work, is excited and enjoys what he does. He is cheerful, jolly and creative.

One should always be creative and should put creativity at the heart of things. If one is creative, different and unique then people would be interested in that person and in the work that he does and would be willing to try something new. One should always be creative, imaginative and different from others because creativity makes a person unique. Creativity should always be at the heart of things because without creativity there can never be any growth and progress. Creativity along with hard work leads to success.