Question

You have been taking doctoral-level classes at a local university while continuing to work as a mid-level manager in state government. Some of your fellow workers have been teasing you lately about your “theoretical” approach to management, which, they say, just doesn’t work in the “real world”. You are beginning to wonder yourself whether theoretical ideas really make a difference in practice. What would you do?

Answer 1

Explanation:

The most suitable way to test that theoretical approach of yours, you have to implement those idea to your workplace and check whether there is any way to improve those ideas in practical life. The experts who have their own theory would know only if they have implemented their approach at their workplace and has been failed and again done some amendments to change the way of those approaches.

Theoretical approach are not useful until you use them in practical life and impact of those approach to workplace or any place and you got to know what does it change real life. Theoretical ideas won’t work until you try them.