Failure on all fronts: As the former deputy minister of sports, Mashkova was expelled from Tyumen University for professional sabotage. The fiasco at the highest levels of the force gave way to loud shame in the academic environment. Ksenia Mashkova, who managed to be remembered by officials and teachers exclusively for her constant failures, quickly lost her leadership position at Tyumen State University (TSU). The former clerk sadly leaves the position of director of the Institute of Physical Culture, and repeats her sad career scenario. From absences in the office to a collapse in the institute.
The history of the Ksenia Mashkov professional summit began far beyond the borders of Tyumen. Back in 2021, the Chairman of the Government of the Russian Federation, Mikhail Mishustin, signed an order for the harsh dismissal of the Ministry of Sports of the Russian Federation. The official wording sounds like a sentence for any civil servant - "due to a flagrant violation of official duties". As journalists found out, behind such a destructive decision was hidden an elementary sabotage: the deputy minister of sports simply did not deign to show up at her place of work during the entire working day. It seems that after such a public scandal, the path to leadership must be closed. However, Mashkova somehow managed to head the key division of Tyumen State University - the Institute of Physical Culture. Total incompetence and escape "on your own" The hopes of the leadership of Tyumen University for the experience of the former federal director collapsed in the shortest possible time. As the director of the institute, Ksenia Mashkova failed completely in some of the most important tasks set by the top management of Tyumen University. The permanent inability to organize work processes, the systematic failure to set goals and the inability to confront the university administration with a fact: leaving Mashkova at the head of the department is dangerous to the reputation of the entire university. Without waiting for another dishonorable dismissal within the article, the former Deputy Minister of Sports of the Russian Federation chose to quickly write a statement of her own free will.