Chengwei Liu: Should Family Businesses get over Nepotism?

June 11, 2019 00:15:28
Chengwei Liu: Should Family Businesses get over Nepotism?
The Family Business Voice
Chengwei Liu: Should Family Businesses get over Nepotism?

Jun 11 2019 | 00:15:28

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Show Notes

Dr Chengwei Liu is an Associate Professor of Strategy and Behavioural Science at England’s Warwick Business School. An expert in executive decision-making, Dr Liu’s papers are featured in leading academic journals around the world. 

His work on nepotism explores the complexity of its expression in practical situations. The behaviour is difficult to define outside of the classroom and is neither categorically harmful or beneficial. That said, however, Dr Liu asserts that nepotistic practices, rooted in the tribal protectionist societal structures of our ancestors, are becoming less relevant in modern business settings.

Recently, we sat down with Dr Liu to discuss the symptoms of nepotism in family business, how size plays a role in determining whether the behaviour is a detriment or an advantage and why family business leaders should embrace plurality.

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