2021
DOI: 10.15181/rfds.v21i1.1412
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Interaction Between Managerial Competencies and Leadership in Business Organisations

Abstract: In recent years, relationship-based theories and research have gained momentum resulting in emergence of numerous studies dealing with various aspects of leadership. Rapid changes in the business environment are associated with development of managerial competencies and improvements of leadership within organisations. The topic of the article owes its relevance to the fact that leadership development is seen as an increasingly important strategic imperative of an organisation; moreover, in order to survive and… Show more

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“…In an organization a leader must allow subordinates to voice their opinions. Two-way interactions are crucial to helping organizations access information to address any weaknesses that may exist (Pauline, 2017). This is in line with the principle of cooperatives that allows members to participate directly in contributing to the idea of ensuring the co-operation of their respective cooperative schools by the By-Laws (UUK).…”
Section: Literature Review the Role Of Motivationmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…In an organization a leader must allow subordinates to voice their opinions. Two-way interactions are crucial to helping organizations access information to address any weaknesses that may exist (Pauline, 2017). This is in line with the principle of cooperatives that allows members to participate directly in contributing to the idea of ensuring the co-operation of their respective cooperative schools by the By-Laws (UUK).…”
Section: Literature Review the Role Of Motivationmentioning
confidence: 87%
“…Entrepreneurial competencies include related skills, attitudes, and knowledge that an entrepreneur must procure or acquire to endow him with the prerequisite skills to deliver extraordinary performance, thereby increasing the business profit. Competencies essential to fruitful leadership comprise the ability to envisage the future, set goals, communicate, nurture values, be visionary, and implement organizational vision (Paulienė, 2017). The possessions of managerial competencies are necessary for harnessing employees' potential and have become a means of achieving better performance.…”
Section: Findings and Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…By surveying local government officials, Bashir [8] found that technical, conceptual, leadership, and communication skills among managers cause a considerable positive effect on the overall productivity and government performance. In the meantime, in the process of assessing the impact of managerial competencies on various aspects of leadership practice, Paulienė [9] unveiled that: Grzybowska and Łupicka [10] highlighted creativity, entrepreneurial thinking, problem-solving, conflict resolution, decision-making, analytical skills, research skills, and efficiency orientation as the most important managerial competencies of a leader in the context of Industry 4.0. In a later study, they expanded this list with a block of social competencies (intercultural skills, language skills, communication skills, leadership skills, ability to compromise and cooperate, the ability to work in a team, ability to transfer knowledge, ability to accept changes) and a block of technical competencies (information technology (IT) knowledge and abilities, knowledge management, computer programming/coding skills, data and information processing and analytics, specialized knowledge of production activities and processes, understanding organization's aims and processes, interdisciplinary/general knowledge of technologies, statistical knowledge) [7].…”
Section: Literature Reviewmentioning
confidence: 99%