Business Studies
Management as a Profession
Practice questions
Which question is most relevant while evaluating management as a profession?A manager changed a profitable project because it could harm the local community. What does this show?If a manager clearly explained the reasons and effects of a policy change to employees, which professional quality is shown?Which is the most effective combination to increase professionalism in management?In which situation did a manager seriously violate code of conduct?If a manager assessed the impact of a decision separately on customers employees and environment which professional approach is shown?Which is the most correct analysis for considering management as a partial profession?If a manager refuses to publish false profit information, which professional principle is strengthened?Why is it wrong to consider service motive in management only as charity?A manager uses his position to award an unfair contract to a relative. What does this illustrate?If a manager obtains expert advice only for display without understanding it, what is lacking in professionalism?What can be the most useful role of professional association in management?If a manager tells stakeholders the truth during a crisis instead of hiding incorrect information, what does this show?Why is it more correct to call management a developing profession rather than a full profession?If a manager used customer data only for the declared purpose which professional conduct is shown?What should be the relation between knowledge and ethics for a professional manager?Which is the most advanced reason to prove management as a profession?What is the safest final conclusion about the professional nature of management?If an exam asks why management is a profession but not a perfect profession what will be the best answer?If a manager stopped rumours during a crisis by giving factual information to both employees and customers which professional quality is shown?