ResumenObjetivo: Determinar la relación entre el ADN organizacional y la productividad en las empresas familiares. Método: La investigación fue de tipo correlacional con diseño no experimental, de campo y transaccional correlacional. Se fundamentó en la propuesta teórica de Nielson y Pasternack (2005). La población del estudio estuvo constituida por una muestra a juicio de empresas familiares del sector farmacéutico, a las que se les aplicó un cuestionario conformado por un escalamiento de actitud de Likert, con 46 ítems que alcanzaron una confiabilidad de 0,91. Resultados y Discusiones: Se encontró que las empresas estudiadas tienen un ADN sano sin encajar en la tipología propuesta por los autores y presentan una alta productividad; sin embargo, otros estudios ratifican que esto puede ocurrir en las Pymes. Por otra parte, se encontró que los trabajadores, las maquinarias y la gerencia son considerados factores de alta productividad, pero los aspectos externos se perciben con indiferencia. Conclusiones: Con relación al objetivo de la investigación, se determinó que el ADN organizacional y la productividad presentaron una correlación positiva moderada, es decir, que la relación entre las variables existe pero no es determinante. Palabras clave: ADN organizacional, empresas familiares, productividad. Clasificación JEL: M1, M11, M12 AbstractObjective: Determine the relationship between Organizational DNA and Productivity in Family Businesses. Method: The research was Correlational type with non-experimental, field and transactional correlational design. It was based on the theoretical proposal of Nielson and Pasternack (2005). The population of the study was constituted by the family companies from which a sample was extracted to trial composed by the companies of the pharmaceutical sector, a questionnaire was applied consisting of a scaling of Likert attitude with 46 items, presented a reliability of 0, 91. Results and Discussions: Among the main results of the research, it was found that the companies studied have a healthy DNA without fitting into the typology proposed by the authors and have a high productivity. It was found that the DNA of the companies studied is healthy but does not fall within the classifications that the authors present, however, other studies confirm that this can happen in SMEs, on the other hand, it was found that the workers, the Machinery and management are considered factors of high productivity, but external aspects are perceived with indifference. Conclusions: Regarding the objective of the research, it was determined that organizational DNA and productivity presented a moderate positive correlation, that is, that the relationship between the variables exists but is not determinant.
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