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How to tame the spoilt brats of India's business families

Mint Kolkata

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March 10, 2025

Business families are not immune to the presence of spoilt brats and individuals who may exhibit undesirable behaviour within their ranks.

- Srinath Sridharan

Whether due to entitlement or lack of accountability, such individuals can pose significant challenges to the harmony and success of the family enterprise. Their actions and attitudes may undermine teamwork, erode trust and create tension among family members and employees alike.

Spoilt brats within business families pose a significant threat to the stability and longevity of the family enterprise. Their privileged upbringing often results in a lack of appreciation for the values that built the business. The absence of self-discipline can manifest in reckless decision-making, entitlement issues and an overall disregard for the hard work that went into creating the family wealth. These individuals, accustomed to instant gratification, might lack the resilience to navigate the challenges of running a business. Their unchecked behaviour can lead to internal conflicts, as family members witness a deviation from the core principles that define the family's success.

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