Business Studies
Management as a Profession
Practice questions
If a manager chose an ethically better option in a difficult decision instead of only the legal minimum what does it show?What is the most balanced conclusion while considering management a profession?Read the assertion and reason. Assertion management is not a full profession. Reason every manager must have a common compulsory licence. Choose the correct option.If an experienced person becomes a manager without a formal management degree which professional feature is lacking?Which option shows the strongest professional feature of management?A manager hides product limitations from customers to increase profit. Which professional element is weak?What mainly distinguishes a profession from an ordinary job?In which situation is it most appropriate to call management a field moving towards profession?Read the assertion and reason. Assertion management needs a code of conduct. Reason managerial decisions affect many stakeholders. Choose the correct option.What is the deeper meaning of service motive in management?If a manager takes unethical decisions even after training which conclusion is correct?Which option gives a wrong basis for considering management a full profession?A company gives managers regular training on ethical decisions and customer rights. Which professional side does this strengthen?Which misconception must be removed while calling management a profession?If a manager increases short-term profit by harming social interest which professional principle is violated?Read the assertion and reason. Assertion specialised knowledge is found in management. Reason principles techniques and processes are taught in management. Choose the correct option.In which situation will the limitation of professional nature of management be clearest?Which option correctly pairs a feature of profession with the status of management?A manager deliberately hides employee safety risks to reduce cost. This is against which professional side?What do professional associations in management prove, and what do they not prove?