Shpektorenko, Igor V.Igor V.Shpektorenko2023-04-172023-04-172009Shpektorenko I. V. The Civil Servants’ Professional Mobility Structure / Igor V. Shpektorenko // Structure Economic, Social and Administrative Changes in Central and Eastern European Countries. – Lviv : LRIPA NAPA, 2009. – Pp. 193-203.http://ir.nmu.org.ua/handle/123456789/163123Considerable development of the country’s governance can’t be achieved only through improvement of legal and regulatory basis or allocating great funds to material and technical development of civil service and government machinery in general. We believe that, the main objective in this direction is to achieve perfect performance and professionalization of civil servants. In our opinion, it can be implemented through combining interests in the civil servants’ professional growth of the both sides – a civil servant and the country. Thus, personality focused approach to a civil servant’s career planning and development should be combined with the mission and objectives of the government bodies.enProfessional Mobilitycivil servantadaptation activityoccupational satisfactionThe Civil Servants’ Professional Mobility StructureBook chapter