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How do the employees of enterprises perceive the management paradigm? Cover

How do the employees of enterprises perceive the management paradigm?

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|Dec 2024

Figures & Tables

Figure 1.

Respondents’ opinions on the Penc’s paradigm element focusing on developing a business concept that is efficiently managed by the enterprise and goals achieved through distinctive capabilities. Source: own study based on empirical research.

Figure 2.

Respondents’ opinions on the element of the Penc’s paradigm focusing on introducing changes and innovations. Source: own study based on empirical research.

Figure 3.

Respondents’ opinions on the element of the Penc’s paradigm focused on the ability of the enterprise to adapt to the environment, among others, by using the rapid learning of the organization. Source: own study based on empirical research.

Figure 4.

Respondents’ opinions on the element of the Penc’s paradigm focused on the flexibility of thinking and acting in the enterprise. Source: own study based on empirical research.

Figure 5.

Respondents’ opinions on the Penc’s paradigm element focused on employee well-being and corporate social responsibility. Source: own study based on empirical research.

Figure 6.

Respondents’ opinion on the element of the Penc’s paradigm focused on the aspect of corporate identity in a broader context. Source: own study based on empirical research.

Figure 7.

Respondents’ opinions on the element of the Penc’s paradigm focused on cocreating the enterprise’s strategy with employees and their participation in decision-making. Source: own study based on empirical research.

Respondents’ opinions on the element of the paradigm according to Penc focused on cocreating the enterprise’s strategy with employees and their participation in decision-making – from the perspective of the type of job position held in the enterprise/organization

Workplace typeNumber of indications as a percentage (in %)
YesRather yesDifficult to sayRather notNo
Executive13.040.424.016.46.2
Managerial22.836.817.617.55.3

Respondents’ opinions on the element of the Penc’s paradigm focused on employee well-being and corporate social responsibility – from the perspective of the type of job position held in the enterprise/organization

Workplace typeNumber of indications as a percentage (in %)
YesRather yesDifficult to sayRather notNo
Executive26.737.723.310.32.0
Managerial24.652.617.55.3

Respondents’ opinions on the element of the Penc’s paradigm focused on flexibility of thinking and acting in an enterprise – approach from the perspective of the type of job position held in the enterprise/organization

Workplace typeNumber of indications as a percentage (in %)
YesRather yesDifficult to sayRather notNo
Executive21.945.919.910.91.4
Managerial33.342.114.08.81.8

Respondents’ opinion on the element of the paradigm proposed by Penc focused on the aspect of corporate identity in a broader context – from the perspective of the type of job position held in the enterprise/organization

Workplace typeNumber of indications as a percentage (in %)
YesRather yesDifficult to sayRather notNo
Executive27.440.420.59.62.1
Managerial31.643.919.33.51.7

Respondents’ opinions on the element of the Penc paradigm focusing on introducing changes and innovations – from the perspective of the type of job position in the enterprise/organization in which the respondents are employed

Workplace typeNumber of indications as a percentage (in %)
YesRather yesDifficult to sayRather notNo
Executive17.841.824.711.64.1
Managerial21.045.621.112.3

Respondents’ opinions on the element of the paradigm according to Penc focused on the ability of the enterprise to adapt to the environment, among others, using the rapid learning of the organization – from the perspective of the type of job position held in the enterprise/organization

Workplace typeNumber of indications as a percentage (in %)
YesRather yesDifficult to sayRather notNo
Executive19.945.221.211.02.7
Managerial24.645.617.57.05.3

Characteristics of the studied population

Description Number of indications as a percentage (in %)
Gender of respondentsWomen44.0
Men56.0
Up to 30 years old58.5
Age structure of the respondentsFrom 31 years old to 40 years old17.5
From 41 years old to 50 years old13.0
From 51 years old to 60 years old7.0
Over 60 years old4.0
Workplace type*Executive73.5
Managerial28.5
The nature of the work performed*Physical work54.5
Mental work65.5

Respondents’ opinions on the element of the Penc paradigm focusing on developing a business concept that is efficiently managed by the enterprise and goals achieved with the help of distinctive capabilities – from the perspective of the type of job position in the enterprise/organization in which the respondents are employed

Workplace typeNumber of indications as a percentage (in %)
YesRather yesDifficult to sayRather notNo
Executive19.944.527.46.12.1
Managerial22.856.112.37.01.8
DOI: https://doi.org/10.2478/ijme-2025-0008 | Journal eISSN: 2543-5361 | Journal ISSN: 2299-9701
Language: English
Page range: 327 - 339
Submitted on: Sep 23, 2024
Accepted on: Dec 21, 2024
Published on: Dec 30, 2024
In partnership with: Paradigm Publishing Services
Publication frequency: 4 issues per year

© 2024 Marzena Góralczyk, published by Warsaw School of Economics
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