Which example uses professional knowledge in management?

Correct answer: Manager divides work using proper technique

Professional management involves applying organised knowledge, principles and techniques to workplace decisions. In option A, the manager uses a proper method of division of work, considers the nature of tasks and assigns responsibilities systematically. This demonstrates the application of managerial knowledge rather than random personal preference, so option A is correct. Option B describes careless allocation and shows no considered technique. Option C is dishonest conduct and does not represent professional competence. Option D removes objectives instead of using knowledge to achieve them. The example therefore illustrates how professional knowledge can be converted into a practical managerial action.