Dzielenie się wiedzą wśród pracowników o zróżnicowanym stażu organizacyjnym – wyniki badań przeprowadzonych wśród polskiej kadry menedżerskiej

Słowa kluczowe: staż organizacyjny, wiedza, dzielenie się wiedzą, strategie dzielenia się wiedzą, kadra kierownicza

Abstrakt

Przedmiotem opracowania jest problematyka dzielenia się wiedzą wśród osób o zróżnicowanym stażu organizacyjnym. Opracowanie realizuje dwa cele: poznawczy i empiryczny. Poznawczym celem jest syntetyczne zaprezentowanie modeli organizacji wiedzy w kontekście autorskiej koncepcji funkcjonowania pracowników o zróżnicowanym stażu organizacyjnym. Empiryczny cel to uzyskanie odpowiedzi na pytanie: czy jest zależność między stażem organizacyjnym pracowników a poziomem dzielenia się wiedzą? Aby zrealizować cel empiryczny, zaplanowano badanie, w którym uczestniczyło 58 przedstawicieli polskiej kadry kierowniczej z 13 średniej wielkości przedsiębiorstw. Oceniali oni poziom dzielenia się wiedzy łącznie 272 pracowników za pomocą skali zwalidowanego kwestionariusza charakterystyki pracowników o zróżnicowanym stażu pracy. W wyniku przeprowadzonych badań okazało się, że istnieje zależność między poziomem dzielenia się wiedzą a stażem pracy pracowników posiadających dłuższe doświadczenie organizacyjne, jednak zależność ta nie występuje w przypadku osób o stażu organizacyjnym powyżej 14 lat.

Biogramy autorów

Agnieszka Knap-Stefaniuk, Uniwersytet Ignatianum w Krakowie

PhD in Economics obtained at the SGH/ Warsaw School of Economics (The Socio-Economic Collegium), BA and MBA from Thames Valley University, and a graduate of the School of Trainers at Wszechnica UJ. She was a member of the PKA (State Accreditation Committee) team for the Economic Sciences and Head of the Department at the Institute of Human Resource Management at the Polish Open University, a lecturer at BA, MSc, and MBA studies, and a member of the Rector’s Committee and the Scientific Council. Between 2007 and 2015, she was the Dean of the Krakow Faculty of Wyższa Szkoła Zarządzania (Polish Open University); from 2015 to 2017 she was the Dean of the Krakow Faculty of Vistula University. She was a lecturer of the BA and MA studies at AFiB Vistula (Assistant Professor at the Institute of Management). Since 2018, she has held a position of a Vice Director of the Institute of Political and Administrative Sciences for Didactic Affairs at the Faculty of Education at the Ignatiamnu University in Cracow. She works as a trainer, consultant, and facilitator for such companies as Lexmark, Galeco, Biprocemwap, and Capgemini. She has written numerous papers on Human Resource Management. She specializes in issues related to strategic and international HRM, leadership, motivation, and contemporary challenges in HRM, including corporate culture, competency management, and talent management. She is particularly interested in intercultural management, identification and development of key competencies for the management systems and leadership, and in broadly understood multiculturalism. She conducts lectures and workshops at universities in Spain, Portugal, Italy, and Czechia. She is a member of the Polish Economic Society, the Scientific Society for Contemporary Management, and the Polish Association of Cultural Studies.

Grażyna Bartkowiak, Polish Naval Academy in Gdynia

PhD, a long-time researcher and professor at several highly rated universities in Poland, has been working at the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences since 2016. She is recognized as a specialist in Human Resources Management and Management Psychology. During her professional development, she gained experience in academic and industrial centers in the United States, Great Britain and France, and most recently in Italy. He is a member of the International Association of Applied Psychology. She was involved in consulting activities in the area of optimization of human resources management in various types of organizations. She has written 14 books and over 220 articles in domestic and foreign magazines, most of which are devoted to the psychology of management, personal development, human resources management, ethical aspects of management, managerial competences, communication processes in the organization, motivation to work, implementing changes and learning in organization. In addition to teaching, he conducts committed training activities. She was a speaker at numerous international conferences, and at the same time managed research projects carried out under the National Science Center, ministerial and inter-university grants.

Agnieszka Krugiełka, Poznań University of Technology

Doctor of the economic sciences in the discipline of the management sciences. She is an assistant professor at the Institute of Logistics at the Faculty of Engineering Management at Poznan University of Technology. Her research interests include Human Resources Management, knowledge management and corporate social responsibility, especially in the area of the internal customer. She specializes also in team management from the perspective of the team leader and inter-generational team management. Agnieszka Krugiełka is manager, coordinator and executor of many projects related to the field of HR an CSR. As a person deeply involved in practice, she is also a consultant, particularly in the area of onboarding and offboarding in companies. She has authored and co-authored nearly 70 scientific papers, including monographs, chapters in monographs, and scientific articles.

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Knap-Stefaniuk, A., Bartkowiak, G. i Krugiełka, A. 2023. Dzielenie się wiedzą wśród pracowników o zróżnicowanym stażu organizacyjnym – wyniki badań przeprowadzonych wśród polskiej kadry menedżerskiej. Perspektywy Kultury. 43, 4/2 (luty 2023), 459-482. DOI:https://doi.org/10.35765/pk.2023.430402.27.