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Las Pequeñas y Medianas Empresas (Pymes) familiares son parte importante de la economía en varios países del mundo, como una de las principales impulsoras de empleos. La forma en que operan, la manera en que se conforman, así como la organización de los miembros de la familia que se encuentran en ella, puede ser determinante. Esta investigación, da cuenta sobre un estudio de caso de una empresa restaurantera mexicana, enfocada a su estructura familiar como un factor importante que puede relacionarse con la dirección de la empresa para su trascendencia. Para lograr lo anterior, se realizaron entrevistas a miembros de la familia que forman parte de esta, así como a empleados no familiares. Con base al análisis de tres dimensiones: la propiedad, la sucesión y la estructura; los resultados evidenciaron una tendencia de que la propiedad de este tipo de empresas puede ser de cualquier miembro de la familia, siempre y cuando esté trabajando en ella e involucrado constantemente. Además, la forma de relacionarse suele ser efectiva, pues al estar formada por miembros de una misma familia, existe la suficiente confianza para crear un ambiente familiar más que laboral, lo que hace que la repartición de las ganancias sea equitativa
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Small and medium sized enterprises (SMEs) are important components for the economy in different countries around the world, since they are employment promoters. The way the operate, how they are formed, and how their family members organize are vital for their success. This paper provides a case study of a mexican restaurant company, that focuses in their family structure as an important factor, which is related with the business management and their growth. In order to achieve this, the study consists in a series of interviews to different members of the family and employees that are not part of the family. The data analysis was based in three dimensions: the property, the succession, and the structure. The results showed a tendency where this type of businesses are owned and/or managed by any family member, as long as he/she is working and constantly involved in the company development. Moreover, the way they relate is usually effective, since it is composed by members of the same family and there is enough trust to create more a family environment than a work one. Thereby, the profit distribution is equitable to all their members.
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