"business mindset" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used to refer to having a way of thinking that is focused on achieving a business goal or objective. For example, "A successful entrepreneur is one who has a keen business mindset and is always looking for ways to increase profits."
Here still the management above me is Tarun, who is himself a journalist and does not come from a corporate or business mindset and does not have the sort of vested interests many editors have to face.
They don't start from a business mindset of how much will the job cost, how much profit will they need after paying, tax, national insurance, tools, equipment, machinery etc.
In many countries, such as Germany, the legal obligation anyway is to stakeholders, and even in America the legal primacy of shareholders is open to very broad interpretation.The problem with "the business of business" mindset is rather that it can blind management to two important realities.
Rather, it is a new business mindset that uses collective intelligence and co-creation to find solutions to our global challenges, and uses technology to achieve speed and scale in spreading innovation to the parts of the world with the most urgent unmet needs.
"This endeavour is not free: countries are paid to come and do peacekeeping, so they must come here with a business mindset, and understand that they come here to give a quality service," he said, noting that troops must be properly equipped and rotated more frequently.
The right questions can twist the business mindset of forever adding efficiency into an operation.
The more inventive are using philosophy and the arts to critique dominant business mindsets.
Key transitions for media companies is that they have to move from product business mindsets.
'Part of our problem in the past has been that bankers and advisers knew nothing about the entrepreneurial, small-business mindset,' notes Storey.
The good news is India is a very open and has a very open-for-business mindset and Indian companies and Indian entrepreneurs are very open to, and experienced in, doing business around the world.
To be fair, though Mr. Gandhi postures as an advocate for the poor, his on-the-record admiration for Prime Minister Manmohan Singh reveals an unabashed pro-business mindset; he's also kept mum on the much-jeered natural gas price rise.
