Question

Devesh works as Head (Finance) in a electronics company. Although over the years, with the
experience he has been able to build upon his managerial skills in terms of creativity,
imagination, and initiative, still he feels that the knowledge of certain underlying theories and
principles of management is a must for any aspiring manager. This is primarily due to the fact
that these principles are evolved through observations and tested through experimentation
and help the managers in making scientific decisions. Thus, a manager requires both the
knowledge and certain skills to apply the related knowledge in the light of given situations to
be successful in his work.
In the context of the above case;
a. Identify and explain the two aspects of nature of management which Devesh thinks makes
a manager successful.
b. Also, explain the specific feature of one of the aspects of nature of management as
identified in part (a) of the question which distinguishes it from other physical sciences like
biology, physics, and chemistry etc.

Answer 1

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Answer 2

Explanation:

Devesh works as Head (Finance) in a electronics company. Although over the years, with the

experience he has been able to build upon his managerial skills in terms of creativity,

imagination, and initiative, still he feels that the knowledge of certain underlying theories and

principles of management is a must for any aspiring manager. This is primarily due to the fact

that these principles are evolved through observations and tested through experimentation

and help the managers in making scientific decisions. Thus, a manager requires both the

knowledge and certain skills to apply the related knowledge in the light of given situations to

be successful in his work.

In the context of the above case;

a. Identify and explain the two aspects of nature of management which Devesh thinks makes

a manager successful.

b. Also, explain the specific feature of one of the aspects of nature of management as

identified in part (a) of the question which distinguishes it from other physical sciences like

biology, physics, and chemistry etc.