Cultural determinants of leadership in enterprises – research results
Journal Title: Journal of Management and Business Administration. Central Europe - Year 2011, Vol 19, Issue 3
Abstract
This article presents the results of empirical studies showing the relationship between selecteddimensions of organizational culture and leadership and the associated company’s financial situation.In companies with a majority of Polish capital and employing less than 250 people, leadershipis based on trust. In all spheres of management “clarity organization” promotes leadership- a small distance of authority, universalism, individualism, the identity of the organization andits familiarity. Trust is positively related to the company’s financial situation and its developmentis a process of building relationships.
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Sławomir Winch
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