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Položka Identifying corporate culture using the Organizational Culture Assessment Instrument(European center for economic & social research : Trenčín, 2024) Lorincová, Silvia; Stasiak-Betlejewska, Renata; Streimikis, Justas; Fulajtárová, ZlaticaResearch background: Corporate culture undoubtedly plays a crucial role in successfully overcoming the challenges associated with modern trends in today's business environment. Corporate culture is an incredibly fascinating field within organizational management. It requires investigation, as it is not static but evolves and adapts over time. Purpose of the article: The aim of the article was to define the type of corporate culture by identifying both the current and desired corporate culture. Additionally, the study examined the differences in values related to corporate culture. Methods: The Organizational Culture Assessment Instrument was utilized to identify the current and desired corporate culture. This methodology evaluated the company's underlying values and related assumptions, providing a realistic representation of its culture. Findings & Value added: The key conclusions is that in the wood industry, companies were perceived as highly personalized environments, resembling close-knit families where employees frequently interacted and shared commonalities. Alongside mentoring, facilitation, and support, effective management also emphasized cooperation and functional teamwork. Formal rules, loyalty, and mutual trust played a significant role in maintaining cohesion within the company. Employee development, trust, openness, and solidarity were emphasized. Success was based on human resource development, teamwork, employee engagement, and interest. The dominant corporate culture in the wood industry was clan corporate culture. Therefore, leadership based on mentoring, facilitation, and support should be prioritized. The valued added is the finding that the clan corporate culture should continue to prevail in wood industry companies for the next 5 to 10 years. Therefore, it is recommended teamwork, consensus, and a sense of belonging should continue to be prominent in the wood industry's future. Loyalty and mutual trust should be key elements in maintaining company unity. Employee development, trust, openness, and solidarity should also be consistently implemented, along with human resource development, teamwork, employee engagement, and interest. These findings can assist managers in their management practices.Položka Quality management and controlling in manufacturing enterprises versus their performance(Czestochowa : Czestochowa University of Technology, 2024) Potkány, Marek; Stasiak-Betlejewska, Renata; Gejdoš, Pavol; Grofčíková, JankaThe application of principles of quality management and controlling has already been established in the business environment with the potential of numerous benefits and performance impacts. The aim of the research is to identify the scale of use of both management approaches in Slovak manufacturing enterprises and evaluate their perception in terms of capital structure vs. performance. The research aim prioritizes a strategic approach to quality and controlling that enables to identify its real understanding and application in the contemporary enterprises management. In research period 2022-23, a questionnaire survey and structured interviews were conducted to obtain 356 responses from managers of manufacturing enterprises. The Chi-square goodness-of-fit test was applied for the representativeness test. In addition, the 95% interval estimate of relative frequencies and the two-sample test were applied for hypothesis testing. The study identified a statistically significant difference between the capital structure of manufacturing enterprises and their overall understanding and practical application of quality management and controlling methods or approaches, in relation to the performance measured by the ROS indicator.