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A manager receives training but ignores employees’ safety complaints. Which conclusion is correct?

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Correct answer: Training alone does not complete professionalism

The governing concept is that professional status requires both competence and ethical responsibility. Training can provide specialised knowledge and improve a manager’s ability, but it does not automatically guarantee fair, humane or responsible conduct. Employee safety is a legitimate stakeholder concern, and ignoring credible complaints shows a failure to apply professional knowledge and duty in practice. Thus option A is correct: training is valuable, but it cannot by itself complete professionalism. Option B wrongly rejects training, option C denies the ethical responsibility of management, and option D treats membership as sufficient even when conduct is harmful.

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ManagementProfessionTrainingEmployee-SafetyManagement As A ProfessionNature And Significance Of ManagementBusiness StudiesClass 12 Mcq

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