2022
DOI: 10.30837/itssi.2022.20.075
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Determination of Priority Qualitative Factors of Stimulation of the Work of Enterprise Top Managers

Abstract: The article is devoted to substantiation of the main subjective qualitative factors which are typical for labor incentives of managers of the strategic level of enterprises management, and which it is reasonable to take into account while developing the system of economic incentives of their activity, since basing and determination of the incentives amount only on the statistical objective information is not able to influence significantly the final results of top-managers work. The purpose of the article is t… Show more

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“…Clear solutions to the problems of motivation in innovative activities were formed by O. Bilobrova in her work [4]. Significant proposals for innovations in the social aspect of top managers' motivation are proposed by the authors of publications [41,42]. However, we believe that insufficient attention has been paid to the intensification of innovative development based on the motivation of top managers in wartime.…”
Section: Analysis Of Recent Research and Publicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Clear solutions to the problems of motivation in innovative activities were formed by O. Bilobrova in her work [4]. Significant proposals for innovations in the social aspect of top managers' motivation are proposed by the authors of publications [41,42]. However, we believe that insufficient attention has been paid to the intensification of innovative development based on the motivation of top managers in wartime.…”
Section: Analysis Of Recent Research and Publicationsmentioning
confidence: 99%