Business Management

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ISSN: 2534-8396-Electronic Edition

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  • Stanimir Slavov
    THE EFFECT OF HABITS ON THE MANAGEMENT PROCESS
    JEL: М12.
    Keywords: personal habits, work habits, management process, organisationl behavior.
    Abstract: The management process is directed towards achieving certain goals. Its realisation is affected by a multitude of factors, including the habits of managers and their subordinates. Consciously or unconsciously, habits determine the behaviours of individuals in their personal and working lives. When the personal and work habits affect positively the manner of making decisions, the completion of particular tasks, the achievement of goals, etc., this can result in either an effective or ineffective management process. The combination of positive and negative habits places individuals in different situations at their work place, which in turn requires from managers to interfere adequately. They should look for opportunities for managing both their and their subordinates’ habits. This demands from them to be able to use their leadership skills as well as to have thorough knowledge of the habit formation process.
  • Elena Yordanova
    COMMUNICATION SKILLS AND THE REALIZATION OF THE MANAGEMENT PROCESS
    JEL: A13, Z13.
    Keywords: managerial skills, managerial communication, managerial relationships, management process, behavior.
    Abstract: The successful managerial communication is one of the most widely spread and complex problems of social organizations. It also determines the effectiveness of the management process. The managerial skills are of key importance for the positive communication and successful realization of management activities. These skills are instrumental for the development and improvement of the new social and economic relationships in our society, which functions under the conditions of the increasingly globalizing 21st century economy.
  • Evelina Parashkevova Velikova
    RISK MANAGEMENT IN HIGHER EDUCATION INSTITUTIONS IN BULGARIA – STATE AND PROSPECTS
    JEL: A2, O2, M10.
    Keywords: risk management, educational and scientific organisations, maturity of the risk management process.
    Abstract: The paper examines the main challenges facing universities in Bulgaria. It presents organisational issues of risk management in the higher education system and focuses on practices that need to be changed in order to implement risk management. Based on comparative content analysis, it identifies key areas that should be the subject of intervention in educational and scientific organisations in order to achieve efficiency, effectiveness and appropriateness of the process. The paper proposes solutions to improve risk management in the sector. It outlines guidelines for introducing a systematic approach to risk management in order to improve the organisational environment and operational management.

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