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  1. Yangon University of Economics
  1. Yangon University of Economics
  2. Doctor of Philosophy (PhD)

A Study on Leadership Competencies of Myanmar Managers (Thynn Thynn Myint, 2011)

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Title A Study on Leadership Competencies of Myanmar Managers (Thynn Thynn Myint, 2011)
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Publication date 2011-11-01
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Thynn Thynn Myint
Description
This study attempts to evaluate the leadership competencies level and
leadership competency model of Myanmar managers. First, the study examines the
connection between leadership competencies and motivation, and then investigates
the relationship between leadership competencies and performance of the
organization. Six hypotheses relating to leadership competency, motivation and
organizational performance are developed to find the leadership competencies of
Myanmar managers. The study focuses on the top level managers in trading and
service companies from the prlvate sector and the respective employees from these
organizations. Data for the study are collected using simple random sampling
technique. Questionnaires for managers and employees are arranged with the open
and closed end types.
In the study, leadership competencies for Myanmar managers are determined
by seven determinants in terms of 'Self Management', 'Leading', 'social
Responsibility','Committing Achievement','Task Management',' Cognitive
Process' and 'Change Management'. Descriptive and other relevant statistics
including ratingand Likert scale are used for data analysis. Findings spotlight that
top ranking competency determinants are in 'Task Management', 'Cognitive
Process', 'Leading' and 'Committing Achievement'. However, 'Change
Management' determinant get least ranking score. It is noted that leadership
behavior and traits, leadership styles and motivation factors mostly impact
organization performance. Nevertheless, leadership trait and behavior of managers
cannot fully achieve employee motivation in the organization.
Findings revealed that Myanmar managers could not proficiently adapt
challenges from external environment; they are behaving in accordance with
Myanmar cultural value, nofins and practices. Most managers are traditional
thinkers. It can be suggested that Myanmar managers should retain the existing
spirit and heredity onto task management leadership qualities whereas they should
appraise and adapt situational forces that hinder ideas for change. To wind up,
Myanmar managers need to apply appropriate leadership competencies associated
with accepting new concepts and ideas for change at the respective organization in
the contemporary era.
Thesis/dissertations
Yangon Institute of Economics
Dr. Tun Aung
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