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Agreement on long-term cooperation between the Faculty of Business Administration and the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic
The agreement on long-term cooperation between the Faculty of Business Administration (FBA) and the Ministry of Culture of the Czech Republic was signed by the Rector of the Prague University of Economics and Business, Hana Machková, the Dean of FBA, Ivan Nový and the Minister of Culture, Lubomír Zaorálek. The Faculty of Business Administration will […]
Executive Summary Study „Classifying self-employed persons using segmentation criteria available in the Labour Force Survey (LFS) data“
This paper responds to the call of researchers, business practitioners, and policymakers to treat different kinds of entrepreneurs separately by the empirical implementation of Cieślik and Dvouletý (2019) segmentation criteria for classifying self-employed persons. The article shows how the segmentation variables (i.e. work engagement; skills and job classification; growth aspirations and economic dependency) might be […]
Management summary Research study “User preferences for coworking spaces; a comparison between the Netherlands, Germany and the Czech Republic”
The study evolves around the user characterictis of novel flexible and collaborative workspaces. Coworking spaces have become a central component of new work environments, with large international chains. The purpose of the study has been to investigate whether user preferences for the physical workspace design are consistent across countries, which the uniformity of such chains […]
Faculty of Business Administration ranked 22nd in the Financial Times Master in Management Ranking 2020
One more time the Faculty of Business Administration confirms its strong position among the management schools from all over the world as it ranked 22nd in the „Financial Times Master in Management Ranking 2020“ with its Master in International Management (MIM) programme. Moreover, yet again this year it has become the best-rated school in Central and […]
