Question

Discussing the future of management, Manager A maintains that we can expect a continued rise of virtual management and growth in technology. Manager B acknowledges that Manager A's projections are likely, but incomplete. He adds that there will also be an increased focus on ethics and social responsibility, as well as an increased focus on gaining competitive advantages. What is wrong with Manager B's argument?

  

A. Manager B fails to define ethical social responsibility.

B. Manager B is incorrect in projecting an increased focus on competitive advantage.

C. Manager B is incorrect in accepting Manager A's views on the growth of virtual management.

D. There's nothing wrong with Manager B's argument. He's correct.

Answer 1

The answer to the following question is D. there is nothing wrong with manager B’s argument

This is due to the fact that he has clearly identified the possible shortcoming of the model of manager A’s analogy. We know that ethics already play a huge role in how we perceive the business. And it is only going to be more relevant in the coming time. Also, we owe it to both the environment and the people to create a sustainable business practice in turn leading to increased social responsibility factor.

And as far as businesses go, there will always be an increase in competition and businesses need to gain a competitive advantage to stay relevant in the market.