Abstract
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Methods. The article presents the spiritual and moral characteristics of the leaders and leaders - officials, rulers and officials in terms of their social status in the periods in which they lived and worked, as well as their philosophical views on the various qualities that are important for management activities and the ill-deeds that negatively affect this activity. The thinkers analyzed and summarized the pamphlets reflecting the views, views, which emphasized the importance of thought and knowledge in the management activities of a person.
Results. The views of the thinkers of Central Asia on the leadership and management activities described in their works still maintain their significance today. These data have an important role to play in the formation of socially and professionally necessary qualities that are related to the management of young people, in the formation of a valuable attitude to professional activities, in the upbringing of a sense of responsibility and diligence.
Conclusions. The philosophical views of the encyclopedic scholars, philosophers and great figures of Central Asia on the characteristics that are important for management activities, in particular their views on the importance of thought and knowledge in management activities, can be used in the selection, training and replacement of young management personnel, in the formation of socially and professionally necessary qualities in them.
Keywords:
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leadership, management activities, managerial characteristics, mentality, official, national values, vices.
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