Jan 15, 2017 16:33
7 yrs ago
Russian term

инновационная личность специалиста

Russian to English Social Sciences Economics Инновации в сфере ЖКХ
Формирование ключевых компетенций инновационной личности специалиста в сфере ЖКХ является актуальнейшей задачей инновационного менеджмента.

Proposed translations

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35 mins
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specialist's innovative personality

Peer comment(s):

agree Maria Kaverina
57 mins
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29 mins

Developing the key personality attributes for successful innovation

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Developing the key personality attributes for successful innovation is ...
Peer comment(s):

agree Frank Szmulowicz, Ph. D. : Easy on the eye.
8 mins
agree The Misha
15 hrs
agree danya : qualifying my whole-hearted "agree" with one "unless": unless this weird "инновационная личность" is a term
17 hrs
disagree Maria Kaverina : sorry, will have to disagree as "innovative personality" is a term (see the explanation in my post)
20 hrs
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specialist's innovative personality

I agree with Larisa, this term was introduced by Everett Hagen, see http://psyrus.ru/periodicals/pdf/pinr/2009/09_2009_klochko_g...
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2 hrs

innvative character (or trait) of the specialist´s personality

i would say
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Reference comments

12 mins
Reference:

Expert's personality traits for innovation/Experts personality as succesful innovator

Expert's personality traits for innovation/Experts personality as succesful innovator

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Or specialist's
Peer comments on this reference comment:

agree Frank Szmulowicz, Ph. D. : You are indefatigable.
25 mins
Thank you, Frank, regular exercise of an activity or skill is the way to become proficient in it.
disagree The Misha : It is also a great way to demonstrate it to everyone that you are not quite, ahem, proficient at the moment. Your first option is is absolutely unintelligible. The second one is also not quite grammatical.
15 hrs
you seem extremely "smart" and "quite" person, this reminds me "English proverb" - Folly is wise in her own eyes
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