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Dual careers and the willingness to consider employment in startup ventures

Shaver, J. Myles - ; Manchester, Colleen Flaherty - ; Benson, Alan - ;

Research Summary: To grow, startup ventures often require the skills of professional managers familiar with running larger organizations. However, risk considerations may discourage such candidates from departing high-paying, stable jobs. Interpreting the manager's decision within a household holding a “portfolio” of jobs, we hypothesize that having a spouse whose career is prioritized mitigates risk as a barrier to joining a startup. Survey data corroborate that both men and women with a career-prioritized spouse are less likely to report risk as a barrier. However, having a career-prioritized spouse only translates to a greater interest in startup employment among men. Our findings have implications for understanding the challenges startup ventures face when attracting managerial talent, how dual careers and gender affect managers' careers, and regional entrepreneurial ecosystems.

Managerial Summary: Using survey data from professional managers working in corporate headquarters, we show that being in a dual-career household increases one's willingness and lowers the perceived risk of leaving their job and joining a startup venture—especially if the household prioritizes their spouse's career. However, the increased willingness to join a startup in households that prioritize their spouse's career is only manifest for men. These findings highlight how dual-career households can be a talent source for startup ventures and suggest that regions with greater concentrations of dual-career households might be especially advantageous for startup ventures. Nevertheless, our results also suggest that gender norms are an impediment for dual-career women when considering employment in startup ventures.


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Call NumberLocationAvailable
PSB lt.2 - Karya Akhir (Majalah)1
PenerbitUSA: Strategic Management Society 2023
EdisiVol. 44 Issue 9, Sep 2023
SubjekRisk
Household
Managers
Gender
Dual careers
Joining startup ventures
ISBN/ISSN1097-0266
KlasifikasiNONE
Deskripsi Fisik241 p.
Info Detail SpesifikStrategic Management Journal
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