Didar Karatayev, Umidjon Matyakubov, Lyailya Mutaliyeva, Viachaslau Filimonau, Vladimir A. Ermolaev
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Abstract
Purpose
This paper discusses the key features of Generation Alpha from the perspective of their implications for future family business.
Design/methodology/approach
The signals perspective is used to review academic and non-academic literature to highlight the key features of Generation Alpha that can be relevant to family business.
Findings
Extensive use of digital technology, perceptions of learning, work and a work–life balance and attitudes towards sustainability and social responsibility are the key features of Generation Alpha that hold significant implications for the strategies and operations of future family business.
Originality/value
This is the first paper considering Generation Alpha in the context of future family business, which discusses the key features of this generation from the perspective of succession planning.