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The document discusses the concepts of professionalization and professionalism in management. It defines a professional as someone with systematic knowledge and skills to perform responsible functions with authority. A professional manager specializes in planning, organizing, and controlling the work of others. Professional management is a discipline that managers practice by carrying out functions and tasks. Professionalization can standardize working standards and environments through skills and innovation, but professionals must not misuse their position, harm customers, and are bound by social ethics of their profession in serving customers and their firm. The document concludes that professionalization can change living standards and work standards while giving professions their own identity and ethics.
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- 2. MEANING DEFINITION RESPONSIBILITY CONCLUSION
- 4. Professionalization imparts a certain social responsibility and dignity to management. A professional person is one who possesses systematic knowledge and skill to perform certain responsible function with authority. Lets say a professional manager is expert in his field where he specializes in work of planning , organizing and controlling the efforts of others.
- 5. BY PETER DRUCKER “ Professional management is a function , a discipline, a task to be done and managers are the professionals who practice this discipline , carry out the functions and discharge these tasks.”
- 6. In a way professionalization is standardization. A person can improvise the working standards as well as the environment of the firm by various implementation. By using his skills and knowledge he can boost the management and growth of the company. Last but not the least it is purely ÏNNOVATION”.
- 8. One should not misuse his skills , knowledge and authority . The customer should not be harmed by his activities. A professional person is always bounded by social ethics of his profession. A professional person should have a commitment towards the customer as well as to his firm.
- 9. From the activity we can conclude that every profession has its own visualization . Every profession has its own identity as well as its ethics. Professionalization can change the standards of living and standardize the way of working.
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