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Please register now to read all responses and to join this discussion yourself. It's easy and 100% free.     Log in Principles of Management > Forum > Is Management an Inexact Science? Is Management an Inexact Science? AQEEL RAZA, Accountant, Pakistan, Member Social sciences are considered inexact. And indeed, the knowledge and study of management is quite an inexact science for many reasons: There is no laboratory for testing the principles of management. The inclusion of actions by humans in management. Management is based on imaginations and thoughts. Management is already old but there are many changes in its nature. Exact sciences acquire knowledge from experiments and observation of research materials. Management deals a lot with the minds of human beings. Management applies knowledge according to the situation although it is using principles, methods and models to achieve a result. Management is also a science neither visible nor complete like other scientific knowledge. The chance of its total visibility and completion is zero because its principles create different results in different entities, in a different environment and at different times.Sign up for free   Please register now to read all responses and to join this discussion yourself. It's easy and 100% free.     Log in   Management is an Exact Science Also srinivas, Lecturer, India, Member (...)     Management is a Practice, not a Science Javier Elenes, Business Consultant, Mexico, Member (...)     Management is an Inexact Practice Graham Williams, Management Consultant, South Africa, Premium Member (...)     Management is a SYSTEMIC Science Olaf de Hemmer, Business Consultant, France, Member (...)     Science is Science mccarthy (...)     Social Sciences and Sciences adam djeddi, Algeria, Member (...)     Management is a Practice or Art, not a Science Jose Montoya, Professor, Venezuela, Member (...)     Whether Management is Art or Science? krishnamohan, Teacher, India, Member (...)     Management is a Complex Activity Andre-Ambrosio ABRAMCZUK, Teacher, Brazil, Member (...)     Management is an Inexact Science James Antwi, HR Consultant, Swaziland, Member (...)     Management is a Chaotic Science Francis, Manager, Thailand, Member (...)     Is Management an Inexact Science? LOGOFATU OCTAVIAN, Director, Romania, Member (...)     Management is Real Science habib shamsi, Director, Iran, Member (...)     Is Management an Inexact Science? Graham Williams, Management Consultant, South Africa, Premium Member (...)     Management Really is not Sceince Mohamed Ibrahim Hassan, Somalia, Member (...)     Management is a Discipline Involving Science + Art Gabi Levin, Israel, Member (...)     Management Science Olaf de Hemmer, Business Consultant, France, Member (...)     Management is not a Science Andre-Ambrosio ABRAMCZUK, Teacher, Brazil, Member (...)     Management Science Jose Luis Roces, Professor, Argentina, Premium Member (...)     Management is Both an Art and a Science Riungu Festus Kinyua, Lecturer, Kenya, Member (...)     The Most Effective Managers are Artists ... not Scientists Don Berry, Manager, United States, Member (...)     No Universal Meaning of Management Meshesha, Financial Consultant, Ethiopia, Member (...)     Manager have to be Artistic Riungu Festus Kinyua, Lecturer, Kenya, Member (...)     Management is Bigger than Science Thob, Accountant, Member (...)     Management is not a Science Tim Dibble, Project Manager, United States, Member (...)     Management is an Illusive Concept Gabi Levin, Israel, Member (...)     Management Can Be an Exact Science! MUCHERWA NGONI, Student (University), Zimbabwe, Member (...)     Practice Ignores Rigorous, Valid Research Vincent Miholic, Manager, United States, Member (...)     Studying Management is Social Science; Managing is Not. mccarthy (...)     Apply Management Combining Arts and Sciences eduardo oliva, Professor, Mexico, Member (...)     Science is Science mccarthy (...)     Management as Inexact Art Delfor Ibarra, Consultant, Argentina, Member (...)     The Best Managers / Parents WALTER CASQUINO, Professor, Peru, Premium Member (...)     Management and “Science” - Discuss Maurice Hogarth, Consultant, United Kingdom, Premium Member (...)     Management is not a Science eduardo oliva, Professor, Mexico, Member (...)     Why Management is a Science Magassouba, Student (University), Guinea, Member (...)     Is Management an Inexact Science? Andre-Ambrosio ABRAMCZUK, Teacher, Brazil, Member (...)     Science or Knowledge Maurice Hogarth, Consultant, United Kingdom, Premium Member (...)     Is Management a Science Jaap de Jonge, Management Consultant, Netherlands (...)     Management is Practicing System Laws Gary Wong, Consultant, Canada, Premium Member (...)     Science Says Management Isn’t a Science Maurice Hogarth, Consultant, United Kingdom, Premium Member (...)     Management is Both a Science and Practice Jaap de Jonge, Management Consultant, Netherlands (...)

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