While the majority of company managers interviewed (around 56%) participate in some form of training at least every quarter, 10% said they do not take advantage of this opportunity at all.
The survey also points out that the majority of these same managers, 55%, feel they would need to participate in some kind of training at least once a month.
Among other things, the results revealed that most entrepreneurs choose courses in leadership and management, artificial intelligence, marketing and sales, finance and branding.
A third of those surveyed spend more than HUF 250,000 annually on training, while another third spend more than HUF 500,000 on this purpose.
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