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Profile of the contemporary ukrainian manager - source analysis and characteristics

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The inspiration for writing this paper has been an attempt to answer questions about similarities and differences - in relation to the western tendencies - of the personal and competence profile of contemporary Ukrainian managers. Due to volume limitations, and because in the subject literature there is a rather precise definition of the contemporary „western manager”, the characteristics of a “western manager” are not cited in this paper. The paper is devoted solely to the analysis and characterization of the characteristics of the contemporary Ukrainian manager. This was possible through personal and direct empirical research. The study consists of two main parts: the background for entrepreneurship in Ukraine and the profile of the Ukrainian manager.

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  • Beata Glinkowska, 2018. "Profile of the contemporary ukrainian manager - source analysis and characteristics," Nowoczesne Systemy Zarządzania. Modern Management Systems, Military University of Technology, Faculty of Security, Logistics and Management, Institute of Organization and Management, issue 4, pages 205-211.
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