Qualitative Growth Research Articles

A Study on the Influencing Factors of Problem Foot Care Consumers’ Intention to Visit Nail Shop: Focusing on Extended Planned Behavior Theory

This study studied the intention of consumers to visit a nail shop incorporating the expanded theory of planned behavior to suggest suggestions related to the qualitative growth and marketing strategy of foot health care services. To this end, a measurement tool was prepared through a review of each previous study, and a research analysis was conducted with a total of 300 adult male and female responses through the method of the questionnaire. The main research results of this study according to the above research objectives and methods are summarized as follows. First, as a result of analyzing the effect of the planned behavior theory variable on the intention to visit the nail shop, both attitude and norm and perceived behavioral control had a significant positive effect on the intention to visit the nail shop, and among them, it was analyzed that the positive influence of attitude and norm was stronger. Second, as a result of analyzing the moderating effect of consumer experience characteristics consisting of prior experience and prior knowledge in the influence of the variable of the planning behavior theory on the problem development management of the study subjects on the intention to visit nail shops, both prior experience and knowledge showed no moderating effect. Based on these facts, the conclusions of this study are largely summarized in two ways. First, in order to increase the demand for nail shops that provide problematic foot care services, it is necessary to prepare a management strategy to increase the attitude and norms of problematic foot care service through visits to nail shops. Second, it is necessary to prepare a strategy to positively promote the problematic foot care service in nail shops regardless of new and existing customers.

Influence of the Carrier Gas Flow in the CVD Synthesis of 2-Dimensional MoS2 Based on the Spin-Coating of Liquid Molybdenum Precursors.

Atomically thin molybdenum disulfide (MoS2) is a two-dimensional semiconductor with versatile applications. The recent adoption of liquid molybdenum precursors in chemical vapor deposition has contributed significantly to the reproducible wafer-scale synthesis of MoS2 monolayer and few-layer films. In this work, we study the effects of the carrier gas flow rate on the properties of two-dimensional molybdenum disulfide grown by liquid-precursor-intermediate chemical vapor deposition on SiO2/Si substrates. We characterized the samples using Optical Microscopy, Scanning Electron Microscopy, Raman spectroscopy, and Photoluminescence spectroscopy. We analyzed samples grown with different nitrogen carrier flows, ranging from 150 to 300 sccm, and discussed the effect of carrier gas flows on their properties. We found a correlation between MoS2 flake lateral size, shape, and number of layers, and we present a qualitative growth model based on changes in sulfur provision caused by different carrier flows. We show how the use of liquid precursors can allow for the synthesis of homogeneous, single-layer flakes up to 100 µm in lateral size by optimizing the gas flow rate. These results are essential for gaining a deeper understanding of the growth process of MoS2.

Women’s Entrepreneurship for Poverty Alleviation: Impact of Mission Shakti in Odisha, India

The study analyzes the impact of women’s entrepreneurial efforts on rural poverty (RP) reduction across two resource-scarce regions of Odisha, India. Its main objectives are creating creative home-based ventures (HBVs) and long-term RP solutions. The analysis assesses how home-based entrepreneurs’ sociocultural, economic and educational backgrounds affect the development of HBVs and the mitigation of RP. A women-led project in Odisha called Mission Shakti uses self-help groups and business ventures to empower women. The original data was gathered from 363 respondents in Odisha who were members of the Mission Shakti group. Structural equation modelling (SEM) was applied to investigate the correlations between the constructs, and AMOS (Analysis of Moment Structures 21.0) and SPSS (Statistical Package for the Social Sciences 20.0) were used for the analysis. The findings indicate that RP alleviation through Mission Shakti in Odisha and entrepreneurship have a statistically significant and favourable relationship. The additional findings of the study demonstrate that respondents’ sociocultural capabilities, rather than their educational and economic backgrounds, have a considerable and favourable influence on the expansion of their home-based enterprises and that the improvement of RP alleviation is more positively impacted by the qualitative growth of entrepreneurship than by the numeric growth. The study’s concentration on woman entrepreneurs in Mission Shakti’s rural Khordha and Angul areas is one of its limitations. It is possible to carry out comparable research in other Indian areas where the rural populace is significantly deprived. Policymakers in rural Odisha should consider the findings to address targeted RP. Thus, this report recommends that home-based businesses in rural Odisha should actively explore entrepreneurship to reduce poverty. Additionally, the study offers a helpful lesson to different parties involved in programs to reduce poverty in other developing nations. The integration of capacity theory and SEM in the setting of a rising economy such as Odisha, India, contributes to the body of knowledge in this research regarding the relationship linking entrepreneurship and the alleviation of RP.

From the periphery to the centre: Protestantism and Korean identity in the north-west region

In late 19th-century Korea, Protestantism was perceived as a symbol of western civilization and a messenger for western-style modernity. It was also accepted within the framework of a clash between civilizations, a confrontation of power against power. In such a context, traditional elements were seen as something to be discarded, while western-style modernity, including Protestantism, became the object of aspiration. As is well recognized, the ‘north-west region’ of Korea emerged as the cradle and most vibrant epicentre for the reception of Protestantism, outpacing other regions in terms of both rapid qualitative and quantitative growth within a short time frame. This raises the question: Why did Protestantism receive such an active and passionate welcome in the north-western region? As part of a case study, this article focuses on Pyeongan Province and explores how the encounter between the north-western region and Protestantism reshaped the pre-existing ‘identity’ of north-westerners. In essence, the reason why the people of the north-west region embraced Protestantism more actively compared to other regions was twofold: first, due to their long-standing aspiration to move towards the centre, which had persisted from the past, and, second, because the Protestantism introduced to this region had a mutual affinity with the north-western people. This can be considered as the factor that enabled the rise of north-western people in the early modern period.

Registrars as institutions for ensuring the development of the real sector of macroeconomics

Subject. This article discusses the importance of diversified institutions of the financial system, linking the functionalities of the financial and real sectors of macroeconomics. Objectives. The article aims to substantiate the need for such institutions to recognize professional participants of the securities market engaged in maintaining registers of securities holders (registrars), and formulate proposals that contribute to the qualitative disclosure of the potential of registrars in this capacity. Methods. For the study, we used the methods of systems and logical analyses, and the tabulation procedure. Results. The article presents the author-developed proposals aimed at the implementation and development of the potential of registrars as diversified institutions of the financial system, capable of ensuring the development of equity investment as a factor of qualitative and quantitative growth of the real sector of the macro-economy. Conclusions and Relevance. The arguments set forth in the article regarding the need to create an institution of insurance for direct investments of citizens in the creation of new and the development of existing joint-stock companies, the need to provide individuals with the right to register on the websites of investment platforms as persons attracting investments, and other formulated proposals will form the basis for creating norms that contribute to the development of the functionality of registrars, including registrars that are operators of investment platforms, and the realization of their potential as an effective diversified institution of the financial market. The presented proposals may be in demand in the future work of the Bank of Russia, as well as in the work of all interested specialists and scientists aimed at improving the efficiency of the financial sector.

The Use of Interactive Techniques, Role-Playing Games, and Dramatization to Increase Linguistic Creativity and Motivation of Students

The study was conducted to identify relevant interactive methods of teaching English. For this purpose, a survey of the level of motivation to language learning was conducted, which included a pedagogical experiment with 46 students of 7 grades of the public school “Taalim”. The results of questionnaire survey of students and observation revealed a qualitative positive growth of linguistic creativity and motivation to learn English, due to the use of role-playing games and theatrical performances in lessons. To investigate the use of interactive techniques in English language teaching and to share experiences with colleagues, a conversation was held with 23 teachers, including undergraduates using these methods. The paper examines the concepts of motivation, play, dramatization, describes the main types and methods of using interactive techniques in teaching. It was determined that games and dramatization play an important role in learning. The use of role-playing games promotes language learning, helps to increase cognitive interest in the subject, while making the learning process less difficult, develops memory and thinking, focuses attention on a particular subject, and motivates students to learn English. Dramatization technologies develop imagination, contribute to the automatic understanding of rhymed language phrases, and the development of the student’s sensory and emotional sphere. The conducted research highlighted the main features of the use of game techniques in the process of teaching English and argued that it is important to introduce games and dramatization into the learning process. Interactive methods imply the interest of students in mastering a foreign language, the desire to perceive a foreign language and learn to speak a foreign language. Linguistic creativity and motivation are enhanced through role-playing and dramatization, enabling children to overcome the language barrier and increase their own self-esteem.

‘나다움’을 찾아가는 과정에서 겪는 의복행동의 교육적 경험에 관한 연구

Objectives The purpose of this study is to explore the experience process of learners who complete ‘myself’ and to reveal that the aesthetic experience sensed by learners in the process is an educational experience that helps the individual’s qualitative growth. Methods First, we explore clothing behavior as a process of finding ‘myself’ through theoretical consideration of John Dewey’s experiential philosophy of ‘an experience’ and educational experience. Second, by describing, analyzing, and interpreting clothing behavior based on ‘one experience,’ it helps understand the aesthetic experience for true clothing behavior that reveals ‘myself.’ Third, by revealing that the aesthetic experience of clothing behavior is what Dewey calls ‘an experience,’ we explore how the learner’s experiential process of completing his or her self through clothing behavior, which is interpreted as ‘an experience,’ is reborn as an educational experience. Results Educational experience as a clothing behavior is ‘an experience’ that promotes the overall and continuous growth and development of humans by not only promoting the process of understanding one’s identity but also immersing oneself in the process of discovering ‘myself.’ Conclusions By revealing that clothing behavior interpreted in light of Dewey's ‘an experience’ is an educational experience for discovering ‘myeself’, it differs from the conventional view that interprets clothing behavior as pursuing external beauty by focusing only on physical appearance. Provides an alternative logic for approach. It is meaningful in attempting to establish a basis for an educational approach to clothing behavior as self-discovery in pursuit of a happy experience of change.

Adaptation Test of Several Promising Varieties of Cucumber (Cucumis sativus L.) in Lowlands

Cucumber plants exhibit a remarkable capacity for adaptation to varying altitudes. The objective of this study is to identify the cucumber hybrid candidates that demonstrate the highest adaptability in lowland environments, based on the diversity of both qualitative and quantitative growth characteristics exhibited by each hybrid of Cucumis sativus L. The research was conducted in Sumbersari Hamlet, Kencong Village, Kepung District, Kediri Regency, East Java Province. A completely randomized block design (CRBD) was employed, incorporating six treatments of cucumber varieties, which included five hybrid varieties and one control variety. The experiment was organized into four groups. The materials utilized in this study comprised cucumber seeds from the Cu12, Cu13, Cu14, Cu15, Cu16 varieties, along with the Top Tavi F1 variety as a control. Fertilizers used included NPK and Urea. Observations of qualitative characteristics were conducted in accordance with the test implementation guidelines (PPU), with color variables assessed using the RHS color chart. The qualitative analysis revealed that the cucumber leaves exhibited a green hue (greyish olive green), the flowers were yellow (brilliant yellow), the fruit skin displayed green and yellowish green tones (moderate olive green and strong yellow green), and the shape of the fruit base and slices was characterized as round and obtuse. In terms of quantitative characteristics, the Cu12 variety demonstrated the shortest harvest age, while the Cu16 variety exhibited the longest. Among the varieties tested, the Cu13 variety emerged as the most adaptive, possessing characteristics and traits that surpassed those of the control variety (Top Tavi F1).

Dynamics of speech and language competencies formation while the level-based approach to teaching the discipline ‘foreign language’ is being implemented

Introduction. The level-based approach to organizing foreign language teaching at the university is designed to take into account a number of objective factors: heterogeneity of the degree of foreign language proficiency of students in non-linguistic areas of training entering the university, higher requirements for the quality of mastering the discipline ‘Foreign Language’, and a limited number of academic hours allocated for mastering this discipline in the curriculum. The study aims to identify the dynamics of foreign language teaching when the level-based approach is being implemented. Materials and methods. The study was based on first-year students of non-linguistic areas of training at two higher schools of Northern (Arctic) Federal University named after M.V. Lomonosov (236 people). The research methods were the entrance and final diagnostic tests, differentiation of teaching a foreign language (English) and statistical processing methods (the Shapiro-Wilk test, Spearman rank correlation coefficient and the Wilcoxon signed-rank test). Statistical data were processed using the IBM SPSS 23.0 computer software package. Research results. The data obtained allows assessing the qualitative growth of speech formation (reading and listening) and language (vocabulary and grammar) competencies. The differences between the entrance and final tests (p <0.001) are statistically significant and in all the aspects tested are in favor of the final test. Conclusion. The level approach proved effective for speech and language competencies formation in students of non-linguistic areas of training when studying the discipline ‘Foreign Language’, which is confirmed by statistical processing of the final test results. The level approach reduced the impact of such negative factors as heterogeneity of the initial language training of first-year students, psychological barriers, and short terms of teaching a foreign language to students of non-linguistic areas of training. Prospects for further research into the implementation of level-based teaching may be associated with analyzing how other components of foreign language communicative competence are formed.

역사적 신제도주의를 통한 중소기업정책의 변화 - 경로의존과 단절적 균형을 중심으로

This study examined how small and medium-sized enterprise(SMEs) policies focused on protecting and fostering SMEs changed under the Kim Dae-jung, Roh Moo-hyun and Lee Myung-bak governments in the 2000s through historical new institutionalism. A path-dependent institutional change appeared in that both the quantitative growth of SMEs through the Kim Dae-jung government’s venture business development policy and their qualitative growth through the Roh Moo-hyun government’s innovative SMEs development policy were promoted for the purpose of creating jobs and securing new growth engines. The policy ideas of strengthening the competitiveness of SMEs, expanding competition, and transitioning to a technology- and knowledge-intensive industrial structure influenced the actors’ choice. Under the Lee Myung-bak administration, due to the external factor of the global financial crisis, there were not many restrictions on policy ideas for actors’ selection of institution, resulting in a punctuated equilibrium in which the social policy nature was greatly weakened and the political nature was strengthened. The abolition of the collective private contract system and designation of distinct business system appeared as a form of punctuated equilibrium between the ‘protection and development’ paradigm and the ‘autonomy and competition’ paradigm. It suggests that policies need to support industries that require protection in a selective and focused manner to ensure competitiveness of SMEs. It also suggests that effectiveness through institutional change should be improved by presenting a clear single policy stance on policy ideas to be considered when changing the institution.

Economic Growth in Incheon through GRDP and GPI - A Comparative Analysis of Quantitative and Qualitative Economic Growth: Assessment of Sustainable Development and Quality of Life -

Economic Growth in Incheon through GRDP and GPI - A Comparative Analysis of Quantitative and Qualitative Economic Growth: Assessment of Sustainable Development and Quality of Life -

Toward qualitative growth: Exaptations, graphene and Industry 4.0

AbstractThis contribution aims to address the intriguing issue of whether Industry 4.0, as a techno-economic paradigm shifter, may have a greater potential for exaptation (i.e., using it not for pursuing of quantitative but that of qualitative development) and, if so, what technologies may accelerate this process. Existing research indicates that graphene technology has the potential to lead the way in this area. The paper addresses not only why and how a graphene-aided Industry 4.0 can be conducive to this function (i.e., making exaptations easier on a larger scale), it examines the wider context for exaptations by questioning whether the current setup of the real economy, the financial universe, and the public sector offers a supportive environment for exaptations.

CSR, Digital Transformation, and Internal Control: Three-Way Interaction Effect on the Firm Value of Chinese Listed Companies

CSR has become a key issue for the qualitative growth of the Chinese economy, while digital transformation has emerged as a crucial strategy for enhancing company competitiveness. Thus, the complex impact of CSR and digital transformation on the firm value is an important research topic. This study analyzes the moderating effect of digital transformation and the three-way interaction effect of internal control on the CSR–firm value relationship. A hierarchical multiple regression analysis of Chinese listed companies shows a significant positive relationship between CSR and the firm value and a positive moderating effect of digital transformation on the CSR–firm value relationship. According to the three-way interaction analysis results, internal control strengthens the moderating effect of digital transformation, which strengthens the positive relationship between CSR and the firm value. This study has academic value as the first to present and empirically analyze a research model on the complementary effects of CSR, DT, and internal control on the firm value. It also presents corporate strategies to respond to changes in the business environment and provides political implications for promoting corporate and social development together.

Does digitalisation enable small and medium‐sized enterprises to become more sustainable?

AbstractEnvironmental sustainability is currently of paramount importance worldwide. In this context, digitalisation has emerged as a transformative force in the business world, and small and medium‐sized enterprises (SMEs) need to adapt to sustainability and digitalisation without neglecting performance. The objective of the study is to establish the connection between the positive financial outcomes resulting from digital capabilities and the ability of SMEs to become environmentally sustainable. Additionally, a theoretical framework has been developed to explain the results from the analysis of a reflexive structural equation model using data collected from 975 Spanish SMEs. The results indicate that investing in digitalisation allows companies to become more environmentally responsible and achieve qualitative growth in terms of reputation. Furthermore, digitalisation promotes quantitative growth through improved efficiency, cost savings, enhanced product quality and increased customer satisfaction. Lastly, the study model demonstrates that profitable companies are more likely to be sustainable.

Economic psychology for laymen

Neuroeconomics can now replace the Paradigm of Bounded Rationality (BR) by a rooting in positivist economic psychology. The key finding is that the neuroeconomic Model of Decision-Making (NeM), based on neuroeconomic trials, suspends subjectivism, identifying risk-willingness as a basal parameter of economic behavior. Further, NeM and behavioral psychology (Big5 Taxonomy) integrates correlation studies into an Economic Psychology that simplifies Sensi-training in the Big5 to persons without specialism in Psychology. Finally, this Economic Psychology implicates a new interdisciplinary outlook on three domains of Economics: Evidence of the Florida Thesis on the Rise of the Creative Class as a qualitative growth effect A positivist framework for modern stress-management by classical meditative in-depth relaxation Recognition of prejudices as a special problem of behavioral science due to the interaction of subject and object Discussion focuses on the significance to economic growth theory to abandon BR. The conclusion is, that the simple model of accounting real growth in GDP, must be replaced by a tripartite model already termed 3P in management research (Planet, Personnel and Profit) including negative growth factors, too. The 3P has a common outcome in Quality-Adjusted Life Years (QALY) which at the global level has a negative aggregated value in the 21 Century. So, political measures to counterbalance, for instance the damage to the climate, are discussed concluding an urgent need for a global CO2 Tariff (ET).

외국인 유학생의 학술글에 나타나는 서술 양상과 질적 제고를 위한 개선방안

This study is to analyze the academic writings of foreign students, identify is sues, and examine tasks to address and resolve them. Foreign students have progressed to the point of incorporating almost all the required content and components of academic writing. However, despite achieving this academic writing structure, critical issues need to be examined to qualitatively improve the writing. These issues remain to be addressed through classes, tutoring, and discussions. In particular, to develop the capability of a scholar, it is crucial to clearly express one's thoughts and argue coherently. This study discusses several important issues that need to be addressed, such as sharpening the focus of the subject, academic words used in titles and tables of contents, a smooth introduction and rich background discussion, appropriate data and argumentation in the body, and accurate citation and referencing. To address and improve the issues evident in the writing of foreign students, this study proposes tasks and activities to be implemented in future assignments and during class. This involves enabling students to practice argumentation by having a clear understanding of their own topics and providing assistance, such as lectures and writing corrections throughout this process. Moreover, it encourages students to familiarize themselves with tasks, such as finding sources and adhering to academic writing formats. Using this process, it is possible to contribute to the qualitative growth of academic writing produced by foreign students.

전시회의 서비스품질 차원이 감정과 행동의도에 미치는 영향

Purpose - This study aims to analyze the impact of exhibition service quality (interaction, physical environment, outcomes) on the customer emotions and future behavioral intentions of participating companies in order to derive marketing implications. While previous research primarily focused on the perspective of exhibition attendees, this study emphasizes the importance of qualitative growth in MICE (Meetings, Incentives, Conferences, Exhibitions) services through a differentiated marketing strategy targeting participating companies. Specifically, it highlights the significance of the interaction with employees and the quality of outcomes obtained through exhibition participation in shaping customer emotions. Design/Methodology/Approach - This survey was collected from 281 participating companies in this study, and analysis was conducted based on the final 253 participating companies, excluding 28 participating companies that responded insincerely or did not respond. After coding the collected data, a structural equation model was analyzed using SPSS 27 and AMOS 22 programs. Findings - The results manifested in specific participation outcomes were found to influence consumer perceptual evaluations. Notably, by comparing the impact of regret, disappointment, and positive satisfaction on negative consumer behavior, attention is drawn to service quality factors influencing customer emotions. Research Implications - Through this, the study seeks to identify the key service quality elements and outcomes of customer emotions, prompting a discussion on the necessity of managing direct expressions of dissatisfaction, complaints, and negative word-of-mouth resulting from negative behavioral intentions.

The role of boarding houses in the urban housing system funds of Moscow at the turn of the XIX–XX centuries

The subject of this study is apartment buildings in Moscow during the turn of the 19th and 20th centuries, and their significance in the context of the urbanization and industrialization of the city. The research aims to investigate the architectural features, functional characteristics, and socio-economic impact of these apartment buildings on the urban landscape. Special attention is paid to the quantitative and qualitative growth of these structures, as well as their contribution to addressing the issue of housing shortages in light of rapid urban population expansion. The focus of the study is on apartment buildings in Moscow during this period. The article examines specific examples of these buildings, their architectural design, construction stages, ownership, and occupancy. Attention is given to analyzing how these buildings were integrated into the city's infrastructure and influenced Moscow's appearance. The research employs diachronic, statistical, and chronological methods. The novelty of this study lies in its exploration of the previously understudied history of apartment houses in Moscow from a financial, economic, and social perspective. Apartment buildings played a significant role in Moscow's urban life. On the one hand, they provided housing for different segments of the population, making housing more accessible and helping to solve the problem of housing shortages. It was common to rent a room or apartment. On the other hand, apartment buildings became not only a social, but also an economic phenomenon. They were attractive for investing capital and contributed to their proliferation. The success of constructing such buildings led to the formation of joint-stock companies that focused on building apartments. These companies invested in real estate projects, expecting to generate significant profits from renting out apartments. The emergence of these companies indicates that the residential real estate market was a lucrative business.

Developing educational supervision in light of the quantitative and qualitative growth of educational supervisors and teachers in the city of Riyadh

هدفت هذه الدراسة إلى تقييم حالة الإشراف التعليمي في الرياض، وتحديد التحديات المواجهة، واقتراح حلول لتعزيزها. باستخدام طريقة الاستطلاع الوصفي، تم جمع البيانات من خلال استبيانات من 339 مشاركاً يمثلون مختلف القطاعات. أظهرت النتائج مستوى عالٍ من الواقعية والتحديات في الإشراف التعليمي، مشيرة إلى العقبات التي تعيق فعاليته. تسلط الحلول المقترحة الضوء على تبسيط دور المشرفين التعليميين. وشملت التوصيات فصل الإشراف التقني والإداري، وتوفير الدعم الإداري الكافي، وإنشاء أدوار مساعد المشرف، وتفعيل المجتمعات المهنية للتعلم. بالإضافة إلى ذلك، تم اقتراح الاستفادة من المنصات الإلكترونية للإشراف، وزيادة عدد المشرفين، وإعطاء الأولوية للمؤهلات في التعيينات، وتعزيز الطرق الإشرافية الجماعية مثل الاجتماعات والندوات. تهدف هذه التوصيات إلى معالجة التحديات الحالية وتعزيز النمو الكمي والنوعي في الإشراف التعليمي في الرياض.

Employer Branding – Employer Attractiveness as a New Mindset in the Healthcare Sector

Abstract The shortage of skilled labour, demographic change and ever-increasing cost pressures are presenting healthcare organisations with key challenges in the areas of strategy, leadership and portfolio management. In the Federal Republic of Germany, there is an acute shortage of skilled workers in 352 of 801 occupational groups (44% of all occupational groups). Effective employer branding is the only way to sustainably increase employer attractiveness and generate competitive advantages on the labour market. Employer branding is the identity-based development and positioning of a company as an attractive employer. The aim of the article is to identify relevant characteristics of employer attractiveness, which can be located in particular in the perception of IT specialists. The identification of these characteristics should help organizations to optimize their personnel policy in the long term. The authors chose the mixed-methods research approach. The hypothesis system is conceptualized and operationalized within the framework of structural equation modelling (SEM). The practical relevance of the findings from the quantitative research is examined in expert interviews. The data analysis is based on qualitative content analysis according to Kuckartz. Due to the research background, data collection is limited to the EU member state Germany. The shift in the balance of power in the labour market towards employees is not a development that can be limited to Europe. In a globalized world, companies have access to a wider talent pool, but are also exposed to increased competition for the best talent. A strong employer brand enables companies to stand out and attract top talent. The empirical results show that a positively perceived employer attractiveness can achieve the employer branding goals of recruiting employees and retaining them in the long term. The clever combination of tangible and intangible benefits, embedded in a modern corporate and error culture (mindset), is decisive in determining whether qualitative growth of the organization is possible.