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No, management is not a profession.

Richard Barker¹

¹Cambridge University's Judge Business School, England. r.barker@jbs.cam.ac.uk

Harvard Business Review

|July 9, 2010

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Business schools are not professional schools, as management skills are learned through diverse experiences, not just taught content. Effective business leadership education should be collaborative and tailored to career stages.

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Area of Science:

Business Education
Management Studies

Background:

Managers are often compared to professionals like doctors and lawyers.
This comparison leads to viewing business schools as professional schools, which may be a misconception.

Purpose of the Study:

To critically examine the notion of business schools as professional schools.
To redefine the role and nature of business education and leadership development.

Main Methods:

Conceptual analysis of the nature of professions and management.
Argumentative critique of traditional business school models.

Main Results:

Management roles are general, variable, and indefinable, requiring integration skills.
Integration is developed through diverse student experiences, not solely through curriculum content.
Successful businesses often thrive without MBA graduates.

Conclusions:

Business schools should not be considered professional schools.
They function as incubators for business leadership, emphasizing collaborative learning and experiential development.
Business education needs reform to foster adaptable leadership skills.