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Designing and Implementing HR Management Systems in Family Businesses
Organizational transformation process, referring primarily to family businesses, aimed at integrating entrepreneurial skills with managerial skills, as well as the formalization of structures, roles and work practices and tools.
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The Enhancement of HR Systems Through Entrepreneurial Succession in Family SMEs
Enrico Cori (Polytechnic University of Marche, Italy) and Mariacristina Bonti (PIsa University, Italy)
DOI: 10.4018/978-1-7998-4814-1.ch012
Abstract
This chapter aims at shedding light on the “hidden relationship” between the process of entrepreneurial succession in family SMEs and the development of the HR management system in such firms. Starting from a literature review, the authors develop a reflection based on evidence from a sample of Italian family SMEs, collected through a longitudinal qualitative inquiry. They question if and how the change at the helm of the family firm may constitute an opportunity to develop or strengthen the HR management system. The ultimate goal of the chapter is to lay the foundation for building a conceptual framework in which some possible relationships between the variables involved are outlined.
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Enhancing Student Professionalization Through Business Simulation Games
The process of professionalization refers to the occupational groups and industry themselves prefer to become more selective and self-motivated, that they are willing to improve the quantity and quality of their work and continue their relevant work learning area.
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Social Entrepreneurship in Sheltered Employment Centers: A Case Study of Business Success
Social process by which any trade or occupation gives itself professional character or status to and make into as a profession. It is required that individuals within the profession have met established educational, legal, or other recognized standards for the field (e.g., licensure).
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