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Business Studies

Management as a Profession

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In Class 12 Business Studies, this topic examines whether management can be regarded as a profession. Students learn the main features of a profession, including specialised knowledge, professional education and training, professional associations, an ethical code, and a service motive. They then compare these features with management and understand that, although management requires expertise, formal learning, and ethical conduct, it is not considered a full-fledged profession because entry is not legally restricted and membership in a professional association is not compulsory.

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Easy · Level 16 · management-as-profession,business-studies,class-12
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  1. Existence of specialised knowledge
  2. Complete compulsory licence
  3. Compulsory membership of every manager
  4. One legal exam
Easy · Level 16 · management-as-profession,business-studies,class-12
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  1. It guides ethical decisions
  2. It ends objectives
  3. It confuses employees
  4. It removes knowledge
Easy · Level 16 · management-as-profession,business-studies,class-12
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  1. Partly correct
  2. Always completely wrong
  3. Exactly same as medicine
  4. Without any basis
Easy · Level 16 · management-as-profession,business-studies,class-12
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  1. Solving customer complaints honestly
  2. Selling wrong product
  3. Hiding safety rules
  4. Ignoring employee problems
Easy · Level 16 · management-as-profession,business-studies,class-12
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  1. Management education and training
  2. Colour of file
  3. Office window
  4. Size of lock
Easy · Level 16 · management-as-profession,business-studies,class-12
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  1. Entry into management is not completely restricted
  2. Management has no knowledge
  3. No training is useful in management
  4. Ethics is prohibited in management
Easy · Level 16 · management-as-profession,business-studies,class-12
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  1. Management has no ethical responsibility
  2. Management has specialised knowledge
  3. Training is useful in management
  4. Management can have service motive
Easy · Level 16 · management-as-profession,business-studies,class-12
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  1. Responsible and ethical
  2. Careless and unethical
  3. Hiding
  4. Only selfish
Easy · Level 16 · management-as-profession,business-studies,class-12
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  1. Ethical and proper service
  2. Wrong information
  3. Cheating for profit
  4. Hiding complaints
Easy · Level 16 · management-as-profession,business-studies,class-12
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  1. Management has many features of profession but it is not a full profession
  2. Management has no professional feature
  3. Management is only a game
  4. Management does not need knowledge
Easy · Level 16 · management-as-profession,business-studies,class-12
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  1. Specialised knowledge training ethics and service motive
  2. Colour decoration and taste
  3. Rumour fear and guesswork
  4. Silence distance and inactivity
Medium · Level 16 · management,profession,class12
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  1. Existence of specialised knowledge
  2. Only family tradition
  3. Only physical labour
  4. Dependence only on luck
Medium · Level 16 · management,profession,knowledge
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  1. It makes work efficient and systematic
  2. It removes ethics
  3. It ends service motive
  4. It makes training unnecessary
Medium · Level 16 · management,profession,association
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  1. Giving guidance and ethical standards to managers
  2. Stopping all decisions
  3. Removing employees
  4. Always eliminating profit
Medium · Level 16 · management,profession,ethics
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  1. It guides ethical behaviour
  2. It removes knowledge
  3. It stops service motive
  4. It makes organisation aimless
Medium · Level 16 · management,profession,service_motive
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  1. Considering interests of stakeholders and society
  2. Looking only at personal profit
  3. Ignoring customers
  4. Breaking relations with employees
Medium · Level 16 · management,profession,professional_approach
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  1. Balancing profit with interests of customers and employees
  2. Giving false information only for profit
  3. Deliberately breaking rules
  4. Hiding complaints
Medium · Level 16 · management,profession,education
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  1. It develops managerial knowledge and skills
  2. It always makes experience useless
  3. It stops decisions
  4. It removes ethics
Medium · Level 16 · management,profession,body_of_knowledge
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  1. Body of specialised knowledge
  2. Unsystematic guesswork
  3. Complete rulelessness
  4. Only family authority
Medium · Level 16 · management,profession,limitation
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  1. There is no universal compulsory licence to become a manager
  2. Management has no knowledge
  3. Ethics has no place in management
  4. Training is impossible in management