Management competence of managers ways of formation and development trends

Mo Guanxiang Semyon Kuznets Kharkiv National University of Economics https://orcid.org/0009-0005-7794-3941

Keywords: managerial competence, managers, trends, transformation, integrated approach

Abstract

The new conditions of the modern world place increased demands on managers. The development of managerial competence is an integral part of a successful professional career of a manager. This competence includes a set of knowledge, skills and abilities that allow you to effectively solve management tasks in a variety of situations. The article carefully examines the important aspects of managerial competence, paying attention to both the ways of its formation and current development trends. The purpose of the study is to determine the ways of formation and development trends of managerial competence of managers.
The study reveals the importance of digital transformation, flexibility and leadership qualities as key directions in modern management competence trends. A general view of these aspects reveals a comprehensive picture of challenges and opportunities in the formation and development of managerial competence of managers in a dynamic business environment.
The study emphasizes the importance of an integrated approach to training and development of managers, including traditional and innovative methods. It is noted that participation in specialized programs and trainings provides systemic knowledge, mentoring promotes personal growth, and leadership courses form important qualities for effective leadership. Emphasis is placed on real practice as a necessary component of forming experience and strategic thinking.
Overall, the study makes an important contribution to the understanding and practice of managerialrequires a combination of different approaches to achieve success.

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