Managerial skills learnt in the classroom can never match those learnt from experience
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Shubham said:
2 years ago
Managerial can be learn only by experience because in classroom you only learn theory. And in company's you require much experience, leadership quality, knowledge, intraction with the people or how to handle the situation, that can only be learn by when you will go into field and if you will not get experience you will mugged up everything.
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Priya said:
2 years ago
In my opinion, those who have experience in managerial skills can be a good manager because they have done it practically on the other hand classroom experience is just theoretical until unless you apply the skills in real life you wouldn't know how to be a good manager.
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Rajesh Kumar said:
2 years ago
In my opinion, both are the vital role in becoming a good manager. In the Classroom, we learnt about the theoretical part of how business works and how to make it efficient. And in real life, we get practical exposure to this field. Yeah, I agree we get more exposure and get new skills during our experience which help to growth in our life.
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Khyati said:
2 years ago
My opinion on this topic is that even though theoretical knowledge is important for proper knowledge of the job. Field experience is more important as it teaches you how to handle problems and unexpected situations which are not taught to you in a book and by tackling the unexpected problem we learn how to deal with a real-life scenario rather than just knowing what was taught to you in a book.
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Nitish said:
2 years ago
The managerial skills learned in the classroom are much more different from the skills that are learned from experience. The skills based on the classroom are on a very small level but these can act as a base for skills that we learn from experience. The skills with experience are precisely known because these skills are known by the decisions we make wrong. The impact of these skills on our lives is much more different.
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Shaikh saniya said:
2 years ago
In my opinion, it's incorrect to assume that theoretical knowledge gained in the classroom can't be applied in the field. I believe that theoretical foundations guide a student's thinking in a specific direction, and it's the student's responsibility to build upon that foundation through practical experience.
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Ranu said:
2 decades ago
It's very true my friends that "Managerial skills learnt in the classroom can never match those learnt from experience", but never forget that for practical experience we need some theoretical background that can be gain only in classroom.
You can compare to person one who had some background knowledge with him will learn more fast than the one who is deprived of it. So I believe that experience sharpens your knowledge and give shine to it but classroom knowledge is equally important.
You can compare to person one who had some background knowledge with him will learn more fast than the one who is deprived of it. So I believe that experience sharpens your knowledge and give shine to it but classroom knowledge is equally important.
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Pranav shukla said:
3 years ago
The outer world is full of challenges at different levels and of different types.
Managerial skills learned in classes conducted can give you a sort of support but practicality is something different i.e the situation act as a conflict for manager.
In the present scenario, it is the mentality of a manager how wisely he takes steps to tackle the challenges and how he satisfies everyone. A manager is totally known: When according to stimulus how he implies his skills.
Managerial skills learned in classes conducted can give you a sort of support but practicality is something different i.e the situation act as a conflict for manager.
In the present scenario, it is the mentality of a manager how wisely he takes steps to tackle the challenges and how he satisfies everyone. A manager is totally known: When according to stimulus how he implies his skills.
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Piyush said:
2 decades ago
If we don't have knowledge of theory we can't do practicals. Firstly Managerial skills is necessary. At least little bit knowledge of Managerial skills so that we can convert into experience.
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Sravi said:
2 decades ago
I won't accept that "managerial skills learnt in the classroom never match those learnt from experience". The skills learnt in the classroom are basic fundamentals and "they are the first best experience that we face". Definitely there will be a match, but on the analytical ability of the person he use to analyse the situation based on the classroom learnt skills with experience.
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