Impacto laboral del sindrome de procusto, en empresas familiares, estado de Coahuila
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https://doi.org/10.29105/vtga6.1-561Keywords:
Síndrome, psicológica, síndrome de procusto, empresa familiarAbstract
At present, family businesses are struggling to stay
current taking care of the quality of human talent, which
guarantees their permanence and transcendence, this has
been threatened by what is known as the Procusto
syndrome which is the impossibility of recognizing the
abilities of others, the fear of being overcome in our
professional conditions, the suspicion of the truth
explained by our neighbor and mainly envy can lead us
to suffer from the syndrome. The importance of
identifying and controlling those aspects that cause this
syndrome and what allow the organization to carry out
in an effective and efficient way each and every one of
its controls and that with this it manages to be prepared
for the new challenges of the internal and external
environment in Those who are immersed and achieve
their consolidation over time.
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