According to the study done by GEM, 26.1% of Taiwanese people have entrepreneurial intentions. Also, the study showed that there is no gender difference in entrepreneurial intentions. Taiwan's industrial structure has gradually shifted from traditional labour-intensive industries to service industries. Moreover, female entrepreneurs can benefit more from this transformation than their male counterparts. Women have stronger interpersonal skills which include effective communication and conflict minimization. These skills are also essential factors for building a successful team. Therefore, women tend to have better and more effective human resource management ability than men do. In this study, the main purpose is to analyze how interpersonal skills can play a significant role in women's entrepreneurial process. We first explain the importance of interpersonal skills for entrepreneurship and identify the types of women entrepreneurs. Traditional Taiwanese women often play a "hidden role" in their spouse's business ventures, and they normally only have limited opportunities to start and operate their own business. Therefore, understanding the key success factors for Taiwanese women entrepreneurs is thought to be important, and a few studies have particularly looked at the background and personality characteristics of successful Taiwanese women entrepreneurs. We then go further to understand how interpersonal skills have great impact on traditional Taiwanese and can enhance women's entrepreneurship. Then, we combine the unique feminine traits and social skills to investigate better interpersonal skills for women. We find that women have more advanced thoughts and ideas in entrepreneurships, which is very different from the traditional business models operated by men. With this advantage, women entrepreneurs are able to create a new market. Finally, we develop six methods to strengthen interpersonal skills for women to use and become a better entrepreneur.