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Multidimensional cognitive style: Linking founders to firm performance through strategy and resource orchestration
S. E. Lanivich, S. Adomako, et al.
This study reveals how entrepreneurs' three-dimensional cognitive styles—knowing, planning, creating—shape their choice of strategic logic (causation vs. effectuation) and resource orchestration tactics (bootstrapping, bricolage), with tangible implications for venture performance. The findings show founders’ cognitive profiles translate into distinct strategic and resource behaviors that affect firm outcomes. This research was conducted by Authors present in <Authors> tag.
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