Decision-Making. 69.4% of the respondents strongly confirm that they realize that their decisions as managers
have a strong influence on the behaviour of others, every fourth of the respondents is aware of this to a moderate
extent, only 4.0% do not pay attention to this fact (this item gained the mean score: 5.98 on a 7 point scale). Also,
the importance of taking decisions in accordance with their own values is underlined; in the long term, they can be
effective only if these two areas converge. 38.8% of the respondents believe that their decisions and solutions as
managers fully reflect their personal values (taking into account their business decisions over the last five years),
46.9% - moderately, and low convergence is declared by 14.2% of the respondents (mean score: 5.02). 67.4% of the
respondents can describe the key elements of ethical standards of their company (10.2% cannot), as well as identify
and analyze potential ethical issues in business situations (14.3% cannot). (mean score: 5.06).