A strategic approach to organisational entrepreneurship: Employees’ awareness of entrepreneurial strategy

Abstract

The purpose of the paper is to explore employees? awareness of the entrepreneurial strategy in an organisation. We argue that employee awareness of the clarity and flexibility of entrepreneurial strategy differs depending on gender, age, seniority, education, and working experience. We provide a theoretical overview explaining the interaction between performance-oriented strategic management and entrepreneurship, based on organisational innovation. Our study delineates the specifics of a strategic approach to organisational-level entrepreneurship, explaining in depth the integration of entrepreneurship and strategy. The data was collected from a total of 39 managers and 50 employees holding non-managerial positions in 19 Serbian companies. The results of the analysis show a statistically significant difference in employees? awareness of the clarity and flexibility of entrepreneurial strategy, depending on gender, level of education, and seniority. The research presents empirically and theoretically substantiated evidence regarding the necessity to make entrepreneurial strategy an integral part of corporate strategy and to make employees aware of the relevance of strategy in achieving long-term competitive advantage. Based on these considerations the results are critically evaluated their implications and limitations are discussed, and avenues for further research are recommended.

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