What is it about?

The research presented is a replication of Mintzberg's on managerial work. The article focuses on owner-managers in small manufacturing firms in an initial attempt to reveal the nature of the work undertaken by this type of managers.

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Why is it important?

Empirically this paper draws on an observational study that deployed the method of structured observation. The daily activities of the small-firm owner-managers in our study are characterized by, among other things, informality and constant interruption as the process by which their work is organized.

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This page is a summary of: What Do Owner-Managers In Small Firms Really Do? Differences In Managerial Behavior In Small And Large Organizations, Small Enterprise Research, January 2004, Taylor & Francis,
DOI: 10.5172/ser.12.1.57.
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