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Decision-making Processes in Indian Joint Families and Their Implications for HR Professionals
Author(s) -
Ramachandran Kavil,
Antony Sanjay Paul
Publication year - 2020
Publication title -
nhrd network journal
Language(s) - English
Resource type - Journals
eISSN - 2631-455X
pISSN - 2631-4541
DOI - 10.1177/2631454119900426
Subject(s) - institutionalisation , process (computing) , human resources , function (biology) , resource (disambiguation) , work (physics) , business , joint (building) , knowledge management , key (lock) , management , human resource management , process management , public relations , political science , engineering , computer science , economics , law , mechanical engineering , architectural engineering , computer network , computer security , evolutionary biology , biology , operating system
Family businesses constitute a large portion of successful enterprises in India, as it does in different parts of the world. In its journey from a founder-driven small entity to a professionally run organisation, one key transformation it has to go through is the process of ‘institutionalisation’. The human resource (HR) leader plays a key role in this process. An exploration of the role the HR function has to play during the various phases of this transformation journey could serve as a guide to HR professionals building their careers with family businesses. Our effort has been to develop a model which could work along with validated tools which measure the influence a family could have on a business. We hope that such knowledge would prepare the HR leader to be better prepared to play the role of a partner during the evolution of the organisation into a professionally run entity.

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