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Examination of sustainability and nepotism perception in businesses with family constitution

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2021
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Family businesses have a very important place both in the world and in Turkey. It has an important place in the economies of the country in terms of employment. Research on family businesses is quite old and so many. However, according to research, 70% of family businesses fail before the second generation; 90% of them cannot pass to the third generation. Some features that shorten the life of family businesses; The disagreement between family members and the insufficient quality of some family members, as a result, cannot make enough contribution. As a result, conflict between family members can shorten or even end the life of the company. The main purpose of this thesis is to first examine to what extent nepotism exists and what the enterprise applies to sustain its existence. It is thought that this study will contribute to the sustainability of family businesses. For this purpose, some data were collected by distributing a questionnaire consisting of questions on motivation and perception of justice under nepotism and sustainability, and the collected data were tested according to various statistical techniques and methods, and the findings were analyzed and interpreted. As a result of the research, the importance of rules in the business has been revealed in order to ensure the sustainability of family businesses. For this reason, rules should be determined by the constitution and an order should be established in the family business. It has been determined that this facilitates the survival of the enterprise by reducing nepotism and giving a positive direction to job satisfaction and the perception of justice.

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Ecem Yıldırım

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Ecem Yıldırım (Master Thesis). Examination of sustainability and nepotism perception in businesses with family constitution, 2021, İstanbul Gelişim University.

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