CRITICAL TRAITS OF A SUCCESSFUL PUBLIC ADMINISTRATOR IN THE 21ST CENTURY
คำสำคัญ:
Public administrator, Success, Critical traits, 21st centuryบทคัดย่อ
A public administrator is a professional responsible for implementing government policies, managing public programs, and serving the public interest within governmental and non-governmental organizations. Their role is pivotal in ensuring that public services are delivered efficiently, ethically, and effectively. This study explores the critical traits of a successful public administrator in the 21st century to identify the essential characteristics and competencies required for effective public administration in the contemporary context. Documentary research was used in this study through a comprehensive literature review and analysis. The results highlight the significance of the traits of a successful public administrator in the 21st century, including adaptability, leadership, transparency, and technological proficiency. The findings contribute to a better understanding of the evolving role of public administrators and offer insights into the necessary skills and attributes for success in the complex challenges of current public administration.
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