Entrepreneurial time–management: evaluation of the effectiveness of online courses

The article presents the results of a comprehensive study of the adaptability of online courses on time – management for entrepreneurship. Based on the analysis of programs of leading Russian educational platforms (Netology, Skillbox, 4brain, etc.), a significant dissonance was revealed between traditional time management methods and the specific needs of entrepreneurs. The research methodology included content analysis, expert interviews (n=15), and a questionnaire survey of entrepreneurs (n=120). It was found that only 30% of courses contain specialized modules on working with business uncertainty, while programs with a practice share of >50%. An integrated model of entrepreneurial time management has been developed, combining: adaptive planning techniques (contextual, rigid – flexible), dynamic prioritization with economic criteria, digital automation tools. The results show that effective programs should include 70% practical content, cases from entrepreneurial practice and modules on energy management. An algorithm for selecting courses based on a 4 – level assessment system (direct applicability, business metrics, resource optimization, strategic value) is proposed.

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Scientific notes of the Russian academy of entrepreneurship
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2025-05-26
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https://doi.org/10.24182/2073-6258-2025-24-2-20-28
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Entrepreneurship Studies and Influences
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Entrepreneurial time–management: evaluation of the effectiveness of online courses

T. Yu. Dobrovolskaya, Anna Yu. Pogorelova, Elena V. Alekseeva, A. A. Shavyrina
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Entrepreneurial time–management: evaluation of the effectiveness of online courses

T. Yu. Dobrovolskaya, Anna Yu. Pogorelova, Elena V. Alekseeva, A. A. Shavyrina
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The article presents the results of a comprehensive study of the adaptability of online courses on time – management for entrepreneurship. Based on the analysis of programs of leading Russian educational platforms (Netology, Skillbox, 4brain, etc.), a significant dissonance was revealed between traditional time management methods and the specific needs of entrepreneurs. The research methodology included content analysis, expert interviews (n=15), and a questionnaire survey of entrepreneurs (n=120). It was found that only 30% of courses contain specialized modules on working with business uncertainty, while programs with a practice share of >50%. An integrated model of entrepreneurial time management has been developed, combining: adaptive planning techniques (contextual, rigid – flexible), dynamic prioritization with economic criteria, digital automation tools. The results show that effective programs should include 70% practical content, cases from entrepreneurial practice and modules on energy management. An algorithm for selecting courses based on a 4 – level assessment system (direct applicability, business metrics, resource optimization, strategic value) is proposed.

Scientific notes of the Russian academy of entrepreneurshipVol. 24(2)
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