We have seen the orientation, disorientation and the collapse of the family business.
A business, generally relies on unity.If that element is lost then the edifice would collapse.This is what we find in all the disintegrated family businesses.
Unity is hard to find. If at all it is there, it is the bare minimum we can find. Siblings do not see eye to eye. Uncles and grandfathers differ. This has been the scenario now, where each and every word matters. A word that hurts spoils the show. A model that irks condemns the behaviour. A failure in the least disrupts the functioning. So on and so forth goes the unity, wherein we cannot trace growth and prosperity.
If that be the case, it is better for the family business to divide and diversify. Each family be allotted a venture and if possible let it overseen by a common patriarch, if not go your way and have no link with the central. That could be a better proposition in the run.
Not advising of a disintegration but a spell out of a proposal that would be feasible and workable in the smooth functioning of the business.
A business, generally relies on unity.If that element is lost then the edifice would collapse.This is what we find in all the disintegrated family businesses.
Unity is hard to find. If at all it is there, it is the bare minimum we can find. Siblings do not see eye to eye. Uncles and grandfathers differ. This has been the scenario now, where each and every word matters. A word that hurts spoils the show. A model that irks condemns the behaviour. A failure in the least disrupts the functioning. So on and so forth goes the unity, wherein we cannot trace growth and prosperity.
If that be the case, it is better for the family business to divide and diversify. Each family be allotted a venture and if possible let it overseen by a common patriarch, if not go your way and have no link with the central. That could be a better proposition in the run.
Not advising of a disintegration but a spell out of a proposal that would be feasible and workable in the smooth functioning of the business.
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