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Human Resource Management Practices in Small and Medium-Sized Enterprises: Unanswered Questions and Future Research Perspectives
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Strategic Human ResourcesEducationFuture Research PerspectivesEntrepreneurshipHuman Resource ManagementHuman Resource Management TrainingOrganizational BehaviorSmall Business EconomicsHuman Resource Management DevelopmentManagement DevelopmentManagementConcerns EntrepreneursHuman Resource DevelopmentEntrepreneurial PhenomenonHuman Resource PracticesQualitative AssessmentMedium-sized EnterprisesStrategic ManagementCritical Human Resource DevelopmentManagement TechniquePerformance StudiesBusinessHuman Capital ManagementEntrepreneurship Research
A qualitative assessment is used to identify and describe the “gaps” between concerns entrepreneurs have about human resource management issues in growing small and medium-sized enterprises (SMEs) and the topics emphasized in the research literature on human resource practices in SMEs. Survey data from 156 young entrepreneurs, focus group data from 173 CEO/founders of fast-growth entrepreneurial firms, and 129 research articles were reviewed. Results revealed gaps and omissions in the literature, Including the importance to entrepreneurs of developing high-potential employees that can perform multiple roles under various stages of organizational growth and the matching of people to the organizational culture. Recommended perspectives for future research are identified.
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