An Analysis of Working Styles in Different Professions in Russia
Dmitry Kasyanov
International Journal of Transactional Analysis Research · 2014
doi:10.29044/v5i1p9 (opens in a new tab)
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Abstract
A convenience sample of 861 people (451 female, 410 male) working in a range of organisations and professions in Russia completed a translation into Russian of the Working Styles Questionnaire (Hay 1992). Statistical analysis indicated adequate discrimination between styles and it was possible to create norm tables based on the full sample. Average patterns are presented for each of 15 occupations including engineers, information technology, public relations, secretarial, sales, accounting, economists and HR roles. It can be seen that Be Perfect style predominates in every occupational pattern, with Please People a close second in most and Hurry Up least evident in most.
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