Working for a Family Business: A Non-Family Employee's Guide to SuccessEckrich and McClure provide a greater understanding of what a family business really is and how they differ from other companies and work environments. Designed to provide insight into the family and its behavior and to integrate the non-family employee into its unique structure. |
Contents
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2 What Makes a Family Business Unique? | 6 |
3 The Value of Family to a Family Business | 17 |
4 When Theres Conflict and There Will Be Conflict | 28 |
From a Founder to Sons and Daughters | 43 |
From Sibling Control to NextGeneration Cousins | 52 |
7 Understanding a FamilyFirst Business | 59 |
8 What about BusinessFirst Companies? | 65 |
9 When Crisis Looms | 70 |
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Working for a Family Business: A Non-Family Employee's Guide to Success C. Eckrich,S. McClure No preview available - 2011 |
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