Managers not MBAs by Henry Mintzberg
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Managers Not MBAs: A Hard Look at the Soft Practice of Managing and Management Development
Author: Henry Mintzberg
Binding: Paperback
Paper Quality: Black White Paper
Category: Business & Management / Leadership / Organizational Studies
Recommended For: Business professionals, educators, MBA aspirants, and anyone interested in rethinking management education and real-world leadership.
Key Points
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Critical Perspective – Challenges the conventional MBA model, arguing it produces analysts rather than effective leaders and managers.
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Experience Over Theory – Emphasizes the importance of real-world experience in shaping effective managers rather than relying solely on classroom theory.
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Practical Management Insights – Offers fresh insights into how real managers think, act, and grow—based on Mintzberg’s decades of research and case studies.
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Alternative Model Proposed – Suggests a new vision for management education focused on learning through doing, reflection, and peer engagement.
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Globally Influential – A landmark book that reshaped the debate around business schools and inspired new models of executive education.