soft skills In family companies, it is often the case that: ● family members have special voting rights ● family members have guaranteed seats on the board. This can lead to both positive and negative governance issues. Positive ● with the family name at stake, there is likely to be a greater feeling of "ownership" on the Board, which may reduce the risk of unethical behaviour ● to continue the family name, a longer term view of management may occur. Negative ● a less independent board ● the board may have a dominant person / group of family members ● with board members often coming from a single family, there may be a lack of variety in ideas, and an unwillingness to change previous decisions ● family problems may become business problems ● there may be unsuitable people on the board, who were elected purely because of their membership of the family. DOMINATED COMPANIES
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