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Do managers at two hierarchical levels differ in how they assess their company's market orientation?
2012
JEEMS. Journal of East European Management Studies
The purpose of the presented empirical study was to examine the cultural and behavioural adoption of a market orientation as perceived by two groups of managers: general managers and marketing managers. With regard to marketoriented behaviours, a distinction is made between a responsive and a proactive market orientation. Based on a single-informant approach, comparisons between both groups of managers are made by testing invariant latent mean structures. An analysis of 363 companies from a
doi:10.5771/0949-6181-2012-3-292
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