In terms of how you will make it a success - desire to innovate, desire to learn from competition and integrate new ways of working, personal work ethic, ability to and willingness to communicate with others, empathy for clients and co-workers etc - could be quite general here surely?
As well as reading the FT, trying to work through some of the core concepts on investopedia, investing to some degree yourself, learning how startups and funding works, or even getting into crypto (don't flame me for the latter) can all be quite potent drivers to learn more about commerce and...
B2B is business to business, B2C is business to consumer - equally there are B2B2C companies out there, e.g. Amazon, which acts as a marketplace linking businesses and consumers
Definitely do 3 I think - admittedly I'm a career-changer but from my own past (Medicine), I'd have tried to fit 3 attributes into a question like this when being interviewed and wouldn't see any reason to change that approach for TCs
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