The document provides an overview of key concepts in strategic management including:
1. Strategic management involves formulating, implementing, and evaluating cross-functional decisions to achieve organizational objectives.
2. The strategic management process includes assessing external opportunities/threats and internal strengths/weaknesses to develop long-term objectives and strategies.
3. Implementing, evaluating, and updating strategies is critical for organizations to adapt to changing conditions and gain sustained competitive advantages.
This document provides a summary of the book "The Essentials of Strategic Management" by David Hunger and Thomas Wheelen. It discusses key concepts in strategic management including environmental scanning, strategy formation, implementation, and evaluation. Some of the main topics covered include Michael Porter's industry analysis framework, strategic decision making models, the evolution of strategic management, and the importance of organizations becoming learning entities. The review provides an overview of the essential elements and processes in strategic management discussed in the source book.
This document discusses organization alignment and the process of achieving it. It defines organization alignment as a state where everyone in the organization understands their role in delivering the strategy. It describes the two types of alignment as horizontal, resolving role overlaps within and between teams, and vertical, ensuring outputs are accounted for throughout the organization. It outlines an eight-step process for cascading alignment throughout an organization, from defining effectiveness areas and success metrics for leadership to aligning individual roles and activities. When done effectively, organization alignment leads to employees committed to the vision and maximizing organizational effectiveness.
This document provides a quiz for LDR 531 Week 6, containing 20 multiple choice questions about organizational change, politics in the workplace, and strategy implementation. The questions cover topics such as the characteristics of effective strategies, influence tactics, periods of organizational change, political behavior, and managing organizational change. Sample questions ask about the validity of strategies, how managers influence others, and the role of management during periods of organizational convergence.
The balanced scorecard is a strategic management system that supplements traditional financial measures with non-financial metrics related to customers, internal business processes, and learning and growth. It allows companies to track both financial performance and progress on capabilities needed for future growth. When used as the foundation of a company's management system, the balanced scorecard addresses the limitation of traditional systems in linking long-term strategy to short-term actions through four new management processes: translating the vision, communicating/linking objectives, integrated business planning, and feedback/learning.
This document provides an overview of strategic management. It defines key terms like strategy, strategic management, objectives and policies. It discusses the three main processes of strategic management: formulation, implementation, and evaluation. It also outlines internal and external factors to consider in strategic analysis and identifies benefits of strategic management like prioritizing opportunities and effective resource allocation. Finally, it stresses the importance of business ethics in strategic decision making.
The document discusses organizational design, including both successes and failures. Regarding successes, it notes that organizational design should (1) start with strategy, (2) define required capabilities, (3) involve impacted employees, (4) align metrics and rewards, and (5) have a clear implementation program. For failures, it mentions (1) not knowing the goals, (2) structuring for personnel rather than strategy, (3) causing unnecessary disruption, and (4) skipping an assessment of the current state. The document provides advice on best practices and concludes that dynamic strategies and regular assessments are important for organizational design.
The document provides an overview of key concepts in strategic management including:
1. Strategic management involves formulating, implementing, and evaluating cross-functional decisions to achieve organizational objectives.
2. The strategic management process includes assessing external opportunities/threats and internal strengths/weaknesses to develop long-term objectives and strategies.
3. Implementing, evaluating, and updating strategies is critical for organizations to adapt to changing conditions and gain sustained competitive advantages.
This document provides a summary of the book "The Essentials of Strategic Management" by David Hunger and Thomas Wheelen. It discusses key concepts in strategic management including environmental scanning, strategy formation, implementation, and evaluation. Some of the main topics covered include Michael Porter's industry analysis framework, strategic decision making models, the evolution of strategic management, and the importance of organizations becoming learning entities. The review provides an overview of the essential elements and processes in strategic management discussed in the source book.
This document discusses organization alignment and the process of achieving it. It defines organization alignment as a state where everyone in the organization understands their role in delivering the strategy. It describes the two types of alignment as horizontal, resolving role overlaps within and between teams, and vertical, ensuring outputs are accounted for throughout the organization. It outlines an eight-step process for cascading alignment throughout an organization, from defining effectiveness areas and success metrics for leadership to aligning individual roles and activities. When done effectively, organization alignment leads to employees committed to the vision and maximizing organizational effectiveness.
This document provides a quiz for LDR 531 Week 6, containing 20 multiple choice questions about organizational change, politics in the workplace, and strategy implementation. The questions cover topics such as the characteristics of effective strategies, influence tactics, periods of organizational change, political behavior, and managing organizational change. Sample questions ask about the validity of strategies, how managers influence others, and the role of management during periods of organizational convergence.
The balanced scorecard is a strategic management system that supplements traditional financial measures with non-financial metrics related to customers, internal business processes, and learning and growth. It allows companies to track both financial performance and progress on capabilities needed for future growth. When used as the foundation of a company's management system, the balanced scorecard addresses the limitation of traditional systems in linking long-term strategy to short-term actions through four new management processes: translating the vision, communicating/linking objectives, integrated business planning, and feedback/learning.
This document provides an overview of strategic management. It defines key terms like strategy, strategic management, objectives and policies. It discusses the three main processes of strategic management: formulation, implementation, and evaluation. It also outlines internal and external factors to consider in strategic analysis and identifies benefits of strategic management like prioritizing opportunities and effective resource allocation. Finally, it stresses the importance of business ethics in strategic decision making.
The document discusses organizational design, including both successes and failures. Regarding successes, it notes that organizational design should (1) start with strategy, (2) define required capabilities, (3) involve impacted employees, (4) align metrics and rewards, and (5) have a clear implementation program. For failures, it mentions (1) not knowing the goals, (2) structuring for personnel rather than strategy, (3) causing unnecessary disruption, and (4) skipping an assessment of the current state. The document provides advice on best practices and concludes that dynamic strategies and regular assessments are important for organizational design.
1 introduction- concepts in strategic management.Naganandini Devi
Strategic management involves 4 key processes: 1) environmental scanning to analyze internal/external factors, 2) strategy formulation to develop long-term plans, 3) strategy implementation through programs/budgets, and 4) evaluation and control to assess performance and make adjustments. These cyclical processes integrate functions like marketing, finance, and HR to help organizations adapt to changing environments and gain competitive advantages.
Ch08 - Organisation theory design and change gareth jonesAnkit Kesri
The document discusses different levels of organizational strategy and how they relate to organizational structure and culture. It covers:
1) Functional-level strategy which aims to strengthen resources and coordination abilities to create core competences for competitive advantage.
2) Business-level strategy which combines functional competences to position the organization competitively in its domain through low-cost, differentiation or focus strategies.
3) Corporate-level strategy which uses core competences to protect and expand existing domains or enter new domains through vertical integration, related or unrelated diversification.
4) Global expansion strategy which chooses the best strategy for expanding into overseas markets to access resources and develop competences through multidomestic, international, global or transnational approaches
Strategic Management: Organizational DesignTriune Global
There are a number of factors that differentiate small-business operations from large-business operations, one of which is the implementation of a formal organizational structure. Organizational structure is important for any growing company to provide guidance and clarity on specific human resources issues, such as managerial authority. Small-business owners should begin thinking about a formal structure early in the growth stage of their business.
Review of hrm, vol. 2, april 2013 35 proceedings of ssusere73ce3
This document summarizes a research paper on the effects of organizational change on employee motivation, adjustment, and values. The research studied 50 employees who experienced a major organizational change. It found that employees tried to maintain moderate motivation levels after the change and make adjustments to cope with new roles. Their values shifted from achievement to survival values to maintain their position in the organization. The document also provides background on types of organizational change, including planned vs emergent, episodic vs continuous, and developmental vs transformational change. It discusses systems thinking approaches to change and common areas of change like structure, costs, processes, and culture. Finally, it outlines two approaches to change - Theory E which prioritizes short-term economic goals, and Theory
Organizational effectiveness refers to how well an organization achieves its intended goals and outcomes. There are several approaches to measuring effectiveness, including quantitative metrics like the number of people served, and qualitative factors like an organization's internal processes and communications. Effectiveness depends on balancing competing priorities like flexibility, control, external relationships, and internal development. Various models can be used to evaluate an organization's performance from different perspectives.
1. Strategic decision making describes the process of creating a company's mission and objectives and deciding on courses of action to achieve goals. Strategic decisions are rare, consequential, and set precedents for future actions.
2. There are three typical modes of strategic decision making: the entrepreneurial mode guided by a visionary founder, the adaptive mode of reactive problem-solving, and the planning mode involving systematic information gathering and strategy selection.
3. The strategic decision making process involves evaluating performance, scanning the external and internal environments, analyzing strategic factors, generating and selecting strategies, implementing strategies, and evaluating results. Top management leads the process with input from various organizational levels.
Strategic management theory and practicestrategic controssusere73ce3
This document discusses strategic control and crisis management. It outlines a 5-step process for strategic control: 1) determining the focus of control, 2) establishing standards for evaluation, 3) measuring performance, 4) comparing performance to standards, and 5) taking corrective action if needed. Strategic control helps ensure strategies are aligned with goals and the environment. It also facilitates continuous improvement. Crisis management involves planning for potential crises and learning from past crises to improve preparedness.
Attracting/Retaining and Developing Top Talentkells1414
This document discusses the benefits of automating talent management processes for small to mid-sized companies. It finds that while larger companies have adopted talent management technology, smaller companies still handle these tasks manually. This is inefficient and takes away resources that could otherwise be used for business growth. The document outlines 15 common talent management tasks and how automation can help with tasks like recruiting, onboarding, performance management, and learning management. It concludes that automation can improve efficiency, free up human and financial capital, and help companies address issues like high turnover and skills gaps.
Performance management is often touted as a strategic process but research shows it often fails to deliver value for most organizations. However, best-in-class organizations realize real value from performance management by applying best practices. These organizations ensure performance management is enterprise-wide and supported by senior leaders. They provide visibility of organizational goals and ensure employee goals are aligned. They also focus on competency development through 360 feedback and training managers in core performance management skills to balance results and development.
This document provides a description of and link to purchase a quiz for LDR 531 Week 5. The quiz contains 25 multiple choice questions covering topics related to organizational structure, culture, leadership, innovation, change management, and strategy. It tests understanding of concepts like Kotter's eight-step change model, characteristics of different organizational structures (e.g. bureaucracy, matrix), and types of business strategies (e.g. differentiation, diversification). The quiz aims to evaluate knowledge of leadership and organizational behavior principles.
Organizing is arranging resources to accomplish goals. Major organization structures include functional, divisional, matrix, team, network, and boundaryless. Functional structures group similar tasks but can create silos. Divisional structures avoid this by focusing on products, customers, regions, or processes but can duplicate efforts. Matrix combines functional and divisional benefits. New structures emphasize horizontal and team-based approaches, outsourcing non-core functions through network structures, and permeable internal and external boundaries in boundaryless organizations.
This document provides an outline for a course on strategic management. It defines key terms used in strategic management like strategists, mission statements, external opportunities/threats, internal strengths/weaknesses, objectives, strategies, and policies. It describes the stages of the strategic management process as strategy formulation, implementation, and evaluation. Environmental scanning is discussed as the process of gathering external information on opportunities and threats. The internal and external environments are also defined.
The role of strategic direction in organization designRajamani5373
The document discusses organizational design, which is a methodology that identifies dysfunctional aspects of workflows, procedures, structures and systems within an organization. It then realigns these aspects to fit current business goals and develops plans to implement new changes. The process focuses on improving both technical and human aspects of the business. It consists of chartering the design process, assessing the current state, and designing the new organization.
This chapter discusses key concepts related to organizational design and effectiveness. It identifies four common characteristics of organizations: coordination of effort, common goals, division of labor, and hierarchy of authority. The chapter also explains contingency organization design and distinguishes between mechanistic and organic organizations. Finally, it describes different departmentalization formats, centralization vs decentralization, and characteristics of organizational culture.
8 ethical and social considerations in strategy developmentTaranpreet Kaur
This document discusses key ethical and social considerations in strategic planning. It identifies stakeholder participation, organizational values, individual values, and managing change as the main ethical considerations. Stakeholder participation, organizational values, and individual values are described as "acid tests" to ensure a strategy is developed with appropriate information and aligned with ethical standards. Change management is also highlighted as important to strategic planning to engage people and minimize risks from resistance to changes.
This chapter discusses strategic management and its key concepts. It defines strategic management as analyzing, deciding on and implementing plans to create competitive advantages. The strategic management process involves strategic analysis, formulation and implementation. It is important for organizations to have coherence in their strategic direction through a hierarchy of goals from inspiring visions to specific objectives. Stakeholder management and social responsibility are also discussed.
The document discusses key concepts related to strategy and strategic management. It defines strategy as a plan or course of action related to pursuing organizational goals and objectives. Strategic management is described as a process directed by top management to determine long-term goals and ensure decisions align the organization with its environment. The strategic management process involves environmental scanning, strategy formulation, implementation, and evaluation.
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Taming Non-blocking Caches to Improve Isolation in Multicore Real-Time SystemsHeechul Yun
In this paper, we show that cache partitioning does
not necessarily ensure predictable cache performance in modern
COTS multicore platforms that use non-blocking caches to exploit
memory-level-parallelism (MLP).
Through carefully designed experiments using three real COTS
multicore platforms (four distinct CPU architectures) and a cycleaccurate
full system simulator, we show that special hardware
registers in non-blocking caches, known as Miss Status Holding
Registers (MSHRs), which track the status of outstanding cachemisses,
can be a significant source of contention; we observe up
to 21X WCET increase in a real COTS multicore platform due
to MSHR contention.
We propose a hardware and system software (OS) collaborative
approach to efficiently eliminate MSHR contention for
multicore real-time systems. Our approach includes a low-cost
hardware extension that enables dynamic control of per-core
MLP by the OS. Using the hardware extension, the OS scheduler
then globally controls each core’s MLP in such a way that
eliminates MSHR contention and maximizes overall throughput
of the system.
We implement the hardware extension in a cycle-accurate fullsystem
simulator and the scheduler modification in Linux 3.14
kernel. We evaluate the effectiveness of our approach using a set
of synthetic and macro benchmarks. In a case study, we achieve
up to 19% WCET reduction (average: 13%) for a set of EEMBC
benchmarks compared to a baseline cache partitioning setup.
1 introduction- concepts in strategic management.Naganandini Devi
Strategic management involves 4 key processes: 1) environmental scanning to analyze internal/external factors, 2) strategy formulation to develop long-term plans, 3) strategy implementation through programs/budgets, and 4) evaluation and control to assess performance and make adjustments. These cyclical processes integrate functions like marketing, finance, and HR to help organizations adapt to changing environments and gain competitive advantages.
Ch08 - Organisation theory design and change gareth jonesAnkit Kesri
The document discusses different levels of organizational strategy and how they relate to organizational structure and culture. It covers:
1) Functional-level strategy which aims to strengthen resources and coordination abilities to create core competences for competitive advantage.
2) Business-level strategy which combines functional competences to position the organization competitively in its domain through low-cost, differentiation or focus strategies.
3) Corporate-level strategy which uses core competences to protect and expand existing domains or enter new domains through vertical integration, related or unrelated diversification.
4) Global expansion strategy which chooses the best strategy for expanding into overseas markets to access resources and develop competences through multidomestic, international, global or transnational approaches
Strategic Management: Organizational DesignTriune Global
There are a number of factors that differentiate small-business operations from large-business operations, one of which is the implementation of a formal organizational structure. Organizational structure is important for any growing company to provide guidance and clarity on specific human resources issues, such as managerial authority. Small-business owners should begin thinking about a formal structure early in the growth stage of their business.
Review of hrm, vol. 2, april 2013 35 proceedings of ssusere73ce3
This document summarizes a research paper on the effects of organizational change on employee motivation, adjustment, and values. The research studied 50 employees who experienced a major organizational change. It found that employees tried to maintain moderate motivation levels after the change and make adjustments to cope with new roles. Their values shifted from achievement to survival values to maintain their position in the organization. The document also provides background on types of organizational change, including planned vs emergent, episodic vs continuous, and developmental vs transformational change. It discusses systems thinking approaches to change and common areas of change like structure, costs, processes, and culture. Finally, it outlines two approaches to change - Theory E which prioritizes short-term economic goals, and Theory
Organizational effectiveness refers to how well an organization achieves its intended goals and outcomes. There are several approaches to measuring effectiveness, including quantitative metrics like the number of people served, and qualitative factors like an organization's internal processes and communications. Effectiveness depends on balancing competing priorities like flexibility, control, external relationships, and internal development. Various models can be used to evaluate an organization's performance from different perspectives.
1. Strategic decision making describes the process of creating a company's mission and objectives and deciding on courses of action to achieve goals. Strategic decisions are rare, consequential, and set precedents for future actions.
2. There are three typical modes of strategic decision making: the entrepreneurial mode guided by a visionary founder, the adaptive mode of reactive problem-solving, and the planning mode involving systematic information gathering and strategy selection.
3. The strategic decision making process involves evaluating performance, scanning the external and internal environments, analyzing strategic factors, generating and selecting strategies, implementing strategies, and evaluating results. Top management leads the process with input from various organizational levels.
Strategic management theory and practicestrategic controssusere73ce3
This document discusses strategic control and crisis management. It outlines a 5-step process for strategic control: 1) determining the focus of control, 2) establishing standards for evaluation, 3) measuring performance, 4) comparing performance to standards, and 5) taking corrective action if needed. Strategic control helps ensure strategies are aligned with goals and the environment. It also facilitates continuous improvement. Crisis management involves planning for potential crises and learning from past crises to improve preparedness.
Attracting/Retaining and Developing Top Talentkells1414
This document discusses the benefits of automating talent management processes for small to mid-sized companies. It finds that while larger companies have adopted talent management technology, smaller companies still handle these tasks manually. This is inefficient and takes away resources that could otherwise be used for business growth. The document outlines 15 common talent management tasks and how automation can help with tasks like recruiting, onboarding, performance management, and learning management. It concludes that automation can improve efficiency, free up human and financial capital, and help companies address issues like high turnover and skills gaps.
Performance management is often touted as a strategic process but research shows it often fails to deliver value for most organizations. However, best-in-class organizations realize real value from performance management by applying best practices. These organizations ensure performance management is enterprise-wide and supported by senior leaders. They provide visibility of organizational goals and ensure employee goals are aligned. They also focus on competency development through 360 feedback and training managers in core performance management skills to balance results and development.
This document provides a description of and link to purchase a quiz for LDR 531 Week 5. The quiz contains 25 multiple choice questions covering topics related to organizational structure, culture, leadership, innovation, change management, and strategy. It tests understanding of concepts like Kotter's eight-step change model, characteristics of different organizational structures (e.g. bureaucracy, matrix), and types of business strategies (e.g. differentiation, diversification). The quiz aims to evaluate knowledge of leadership and organizational behavior principles.
Organizing is arranging resources to accomplish goals. Major organization structures include functional, divisional, matrix, team, network, and boundaryless. Functional structures group similar tasks but can create silos. Divisional structures avoid this by focusing on products, customers, regions, or processes but can duplicate efforts. Matrix combines functional and divisional benefits. New structures emphasize horizontal and team-based approaches, outsourcing non-core functions through network structures, and permeable internal and external boundaries in boundaryless organizations.
This document provides an outline for a course on strategic management. It defines key terms used in strategic management like strategists, mission statements, external opportunities/threats, internal strengths/weaknesses, objectives, strategies, and policies. It describes the stages of the strategic management process as strategy formulation, implementation, and evaluation. Environmental scanning is discussed as the process of gathering external information on opportunities and threats. The internal and external environments are also defined.
The role of strategic direction in organization designRajamani5373
The document discusses organizational design, which is a methodology that identifies dysfunctional aspects of workflows, procedures, structures and systems within an organization. It then realigns these aspects to fit current business goals and develops plans to implement new changes. The process focuses on improving both technical and human aspects of the business. It consists of chartering the design process, assessing the current state, and designing the new organization.
This chapter discusses key concepts related to organizational design and effectiveness. It identifies four common characteristics of organizations: coordination of effort, common goals, division of labor, and hierarchy of authority. The chapter also explains contingency organization design and distinguishes between mechanistic and organic organizations. Finally, it describes different departmentalization formats, centralization vs decentralization, and characteristics of organizational culture.
8 ethical and social considerations in strategy developmentTaranpreet Kaur
This document discusses key ethical and social considerations in strategic planning. It identifies stakeholder participation, organizational values, individual values, and managing change as the main ethical considerations. Stakeholder participation, organizational values, and individual values are described as "acid tests" to ensure a strategy is developed with appropriate information and aligned with ethical standards. Change management is also highlighted as important to strategic planning to engage people and minimize risks from resistance to changes.
This chapter discusses strategic management and its key concepts. It defines strategic management as analyzing, deciding on and implementing plans to create competitive advantages. The strategic management process involves strategic analysis, formulation and implementation. It is important for organizations to have coherence in their strategic direction through a hierarchy of goals from inspiring visions to specific objectives. Stakeholder management and social responsibility are also discussed.
The document discusses key concepts related to strategy and strategic management. It defines strategy as a plan or course of action related to pursuing organizational goals and objectives. Strategic management is described as a process directed by top management to determine long-term goals and ensure decisions align the organization with its environment. The strategic management process involves environmental scanning, strategy formulation, implementation, and evaluation.
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Taming Non-blocking Caches to Improve Isolation in Multicore Real-Time SystemsHeechul Yun
In this paper, we show that cache partitioning does
not necessarily ensure predictable cache performance in modern
COTS multicore platforms that use non-blocking caches to exploit
memory-level-parallelism (MLP).
Through carefully designed experiments using three real COTS
multicore platforms (four distinct CPU architectures) and a cycleaccurate
full system simulator, we show that special hardware
registers in non-blocking caches, known as Miss Status Holding
Registers (MSHRs), which track the status of outstanding cachemisses,
can be a significant source of contention; we observe up
to 21X WCET increase in a real COTS multicore platform due
to MSHR contention.
We propose a hardware and system software (OS) collaborative
approach to efficiently eliminate MSHR contention for
multicore real-time systems. Our approach includes a low-cost
hardware extension that enables dynamic control of per-core
MLP by the OS. Using the hardware extension, the OS scheduler
then globally controls each core’s MLP in such a way that
eliminates MSHR contention and maximizes overall throughput
of the system.
We implement the hardware extension in a cycle-accurate fullsystem
simulator and the scheduler modification in Linux 3.14
kernel. We evaluate the effectiveness of our approach using a set
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benchmarks compared to a baseline cache partitioning setup.
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This document provides an overview of the course content for MGT 521 Entire Course. It lists the weekly assignments, discussion questions, and final exam guide for each of the 7 weeks. The final exam guide at the end provides a sample of multiple choice questions that may be on the final exam, covering various management topics like organizational structure, leadership, change management, and strategies.
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1. Unlike leaders, managers are those who:
encourage and motivate employees to work together to achieve a common vision.
implement procedures and processes to ensure the smooth functioning of an organization.
seek innovation rather than stability in their approach to fulfill organizational aspiration
develop relationships with employees based on trust and mutual respect.
This document contains 30 multiple choice questions from a final exam for an MGT521 management course. The questions cover topics such as organizational planning, change management, leadership styles, corporate strategies, and principles of management. Sample questions ask about Henry Fayol's view of planning, Lewin's force field theory of change, characteristics of high-performing organizations, and definitions of concepts like organizational structure, corporate strategy, and efficiency.
1. Managers implement procedures and processes to ensure smooth organizational functioning, unlike leaders who motivate employees towards a common vision.
2. A corporate-level strategy provides the framework for functional managers and is the primary responsibility of top managers.
3. Organizing is the process where managers establish employee relationships to efficiently achieve company goals.
This document contains discussion questions and general questions related to business strategies, leadership, and management. It includes questions about how economic trends have affected industries, identifying remote/industry environments that influence company strategy, and examples of leadership styles and management techniques. The document also provides a link to an online tutorial for additional information.
This document provides an overview of the course content for MGT 521, including weekly assignments, discussion questions, and a final exam guide. It outlines the topics that will be covered each week, such as management applications, planning, organizational culture and design, leadership, project management, and case study analysis. The final section provides a sample final exam with multiple choice questions testing concepts like corporate strategy, organizational structure, leadership theories, and performance management.
This document provides an overview of the course content for MGT 521, including weekly assignments, discussion questions, and a final exam guide. It covers topics such as management applications, planning, organizational culture, leadership, project management, case study analysis, and more. The final exam guide samples questions on strategic management, organizational structure, leadership theories, and other management topics.
This document discusses leadership approaches and models for leading organizational change. It covers transformational leadership, charismatic leadership, and rational and emotional approaches to change. Some key points made include:
- Transformational leaders motivate followers through an inspiring vision and consideration of individuals' needs, while transactional leaders use rewards and punishments.
- Charismatic leadership depends more on followers' perceptions of the leader than the leader's actual traits. Situational factors like crises can influence whether a leader is seen as charismatic.
- The rational approach to change emphasizes planning while the emotional approach leverages relationships and crises to drive change. Both can work but the best approach depends on the situation and leader's skills.
The document provides definitions and explanations of various concepts related to strategic management. It begins by defining business strategy as determining long-term goals and objectives to maximize competitive advantage. Strategic management is defined as decisions and actions that determine long-term performance, including environmental scanning, strategy formulation, implementation, and evaluation. Corporate strategy describes a company's overall direction in terms of growth, businesses, and product lines.
This document provides a study guide for an MGT 521 final exam, with 30 multiple choice questions covering topics in management including social responsibility, the balanced scorecard, budgeting tools, leadership styles, organizational structure, conflict resolution techniques, employee turnover, innovation strategies, and ratios for measuring organizational performance. The questions assess understanding of key management concepts and theories.
This document discusses leadership approaches and models for leading organizational change. It covers transformational leadership, charismatic leadership, and Beer's model of organizational change which states that change occurs when dissatisfaction is high enough to motivate action but not so high that people leave the organization. The document also discusses Kotter's 8-step change management process and Lewin's 3-stage change model of unfreezing, changing, and refreezing. Overall, the document provides an overview of different leadership styles and frameworks that can be used to effectively implement organizational change.
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This document discusses change management models and trends in organizational change. It describes Lewin's three-stage change management model of unfreezing, transitioning, and refreezing. It also outlines McKinsey's 7-S model and Kotter's 8-step change model. The document notes that internal and external forces can drive organizational change and lists common catalysts like crises, performance gaps, and new technologies. Finally, it discusses trends organizations often follow in changing like flattening hierarchies, decentralizing decision-making, increasing employee empowerment and adaptability.
This document discusses ten tools for organizational and individual effectiveness. It focuses on one of the tools, the seven influence strategies, which are methods that can be used to get people to think and behave differently during times of change. The seven strategies are persuasive communication, participation and involvement, expectancy, role modeling, structural rearrangement, extrinsic reward, and coercion. The document discusses when each strategy may be most effective and cautions that successful change initiatives often involve assessing the complex realities within an organization and using influence strategies appropriately based on that assessment.
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1. The validity of a strategy for organizational change lies in its
speed of implementation
adaptability
clarity of vision
simplicity
2. Hard power tactics best influence those with which following characteristic?
Action oriented
High self-esteem
Reflective orientation
Intrinsically motivated
3. Surveys of seasoned managers reveal they believe politics in the workplace is
a major part of organizational life
part of some job requirements
always unethical
ineffective
2. 4. During organizational change, employee–management interfaces such as
workshops and retreats
distract the participants from the real issues
initiate
help employees overcome downsizing issues
solve communication problems relatively short-term periods of high-energy action
5. With downward influence, power tactics preferred by U.S. managers include
inspirational appeals
influence
personal appeals
coalitions
6. Periods of convergence are those in which an organization
is in turmoil
must downsize to conserve resources
seeks to improve its situation with relatively minor changes
employs new strategies to advance the organization
7. Transformational change in an organization
has no defined formula
is best delivered by a bottom-up plan
is always necessary to some degree
is best delivered by a top-down plan
8. Political behavior in the workplace
works only in an upward or lateral influence direction
attempts to influence decision making
is unlikely in a well-run organization
works only in a lateral influence direction
9. Organizational change relies on a balance of change and
continuity
vision
planning
strategy
10. Buck passing and scapegoating when politics is seen as a threat are forms of
defensive behaviors
offensive behaviors
suppression
aggression
11. To keep a strategy in focus, effective managers employ
rigid implementation
central themes
3. simple goals
piecemeal implementation
12. The formulation and implementation of a strategy
must be completely defined before action is taken
are ongoing events within an organization
follow strict, unalterable guidelines
are separate and sequential processes
13. A person likely to participate in political behavior
is insensitive to social cues
believes he or she has little influence
has a desire for power
is a social nonconformist
14. Politicking is less likely in organizations that have
adeclining resources
high role ambiguity
clear performance appraisal systems
democratic decision making
15. Central to managing a successful organizational strategy implementation are/is
coalition management
formal models of implementation
competitive teams
tracking progress
16. In convergent periods, the role of executive management is to
develop new strategies for the problems at hand
challenge middle managers to reinvent their departments
shift middle managers to promote new views
reemphasize the mission and core values
17. An influence tactic that relies on rank and enforcement of group goals is
Coalitions
legitimacy
pressure
personal appeals
18. A primary goal of politics in the workplace is to
form alliances
exclude undesirable peers
secure limited resources
promote organizational goals
19. Impression management sends _____ messages that may be _____ under other
circumstances.
4. true, false
convincing, unconvincing
false, true
ethical, unethical
20. Organizational momentum relates to
patterns of behavior, norms, and values
growth in sales, profits, and so forth
willingness to move beyond incremental change
the rate of change to make improvements
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1. Which of the following is typically a characteristic of the mechanistic model of
organization?
Low formalization
Decentralized management
Wide span of controls
Rigid departmentalization
2. Which of the following actions can extinguish risk taking and innovation?
Using organic organizational structures
Rewarding for the absence of failures rather than for the presence of success
Long tenure in management
Encouraging experimentation
3. Culture is most likely to be a liability when
the organization’s management is highly efficient
the organization scores low on the degree of formalization
the organization’s environment is dynamic
the organization is highly centralized
4. Strategy of differentiation consists of which of the following?
Price, support, design
Cost leadership, differentiation, cost focus
Upstream business strategy, midstream business strategy, downstream business
strategy
Sourcing strategies, processing strategies, delivering strategies
5. 5. Decision making within which one of the following organizational structures
follows a strict chain of command?
Boundaryless
Bureaucracy
Virtual
Matrix
6. Which of the following factors is least likely to have an impact on organizational
structure?
Location
Technology
Size
Strategy
7. The deemphasizing of hierarchical authority and control in organizational
development is referred to as
trust and support
vertical blending
horizontal integration
power equalization
8. Which of the following statements is true regarding the functions of culture in an
organization?
It hinders the generation of commitment to something larger than individual self-
interest among employees.
It reduces the stability of the organizational system.
It does not affect employees’ attitudes and behavior.
It conveys a sense of identity for organization members.
9. Which of the following is the first step in Kotter’s eight-step plan for
implementing change?
Create a new vision to direct the change and strategies for achieving the vision.
Establish a sense of urgency by creating a compelling reason for why change is
needed.
Form a coalition with enough power to lead change.
Plan for, create, and reward short-term “wins” that move the organization toward
the new vision.
10. Which of the following is least likely to lend to a simple organizational
structure?
Centralized authority
Formalized rules and regulations
Little departmentalization
Wide span of control
6. 11. Confusion in who reports to whom is a weakness of which one of the following
organizational structures?
Boundaryless
Virtual
Matrix
Bureaucracy
12. Which of the following is least likely to realize a competitive advantage for an
organization?
Superior strategy
Superior resources
Superior skills
Superior position
13. Which of the following is the last step in Kotter’s eight-step plan for
implementing change?
Consolidate improvements, reassess changes, and make necessary adjustments in
the new programs.
Establish a sense of urgency by creating a compelling reason for why change is
needed.
Communicate the vision throughout the organization.
Reinforce the changes by demonstrating the relationship between new behaviors
and organizational success.
14. Idea champions display characteristics associated with _________ leadership.
laissez-faire
transformational
narcissistic
autocratic
15. Entering into various types of business ventures outside of the realm of an
organization’s usual type of business is an example of a ________ strategy.
chain integration
customizing
diversification
undifferentiating
16. A(n) ________ organization is an organization that takes on a life of its own,
apart from its founders and members, and is valued for itself and not for the goods
or services it produces.
matrix
virtual
institutionalized
centralized
7. 17. It is easiest for management to deal with resistance when it is
implicit
deferred
passive
overt
18. Which of the following statements is true regarding innovation?
Innovation is nurtured when there is an abundance of resources.
Innovative organizations reward both successes and failures.
Organic structures negatively influence innovation.
Interunit communication is low in innovative organizations.
19. Which of the following resistances to change is implicit?
Strike
Resignation
Increased error
Complaint
20. A(n) __________ strategy emphasizes the introduction of major new products
and services.
mechanistic
cost-minimization
innovation
organic
21. The focus of a single segmentation within a scope strategy is known as a
_______ strategy.
niche
customizing
segmentation
unsegmentation
22. Sometimes, businesses find it necessary to reconceive their core business.
Which of the following would be the least effective strategy for doing so?
Core relocation
Business customization
Business recombination
Business redefinition
23. ________ are persons who act as catalysts and assume the responsibility for
managing refinement activities.
Change agents
Free riders
Whistle-blowers
Laggards
8. 24. ________ is a collection of change methods that seek to improve
organizational effectiveness and employee well-being.
Organizational restructuring
Operant conditioning
Organizational polarization
Organizational development
25. Which of the following is an example of an individual source of resistance to
change?
Structural inertia
Fear of the unknown
Product orientation
Employee orientation
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LDR 531 Week 4 Quiz New
1. Which of the following statements is true regarding negotiation?
Displaying a negative emotion at a negotiation can never be effective.
Angry negotiators who have less power than opponents have better outcomes.
Individuals who do poorly in a negotiation develop positive perceptions of their
counterpart.
Feeling bad about your performance during a negotiation tends to impair future
negotiations.
2. Which of the following does cognitive dissonance indicate between two or more
attitudes or between behavior and attitudes?
Consistency
Consistency
Incompatibility
Tenacity
3. If Alberta is a categorized as a Theory X manager, which of the following
behaviors is she most likely to exhibit?
She will let her employees choose their own goals.
She will strictly control all the details of any project she is managing.
She will delegate authority extensively to junior managers.
9. She will trust her employees to use their discretion in most matters.
4. MBO provides individual employees with
clear-cut growth paths
generalized feedback
predefined targets
personal performance objectives
5. ________ are caused by a specific event, are very brief, and accompanied by
distinct facial expressions.
Moods
Emotions
Attitudes
Reactions
6. Why is Maslow’s theory criticized?
Its terminology tends to alienate those to whom it is applied.
There is little evidence that needs are structured or operate in the way it describes.
Its terminology tends to alienate those to whom it is applied.
The concept of self-actualization was unfounded.
7. ________ refers to evaluative statements or judgments concerning objects,
people, or events.
Appearance
Behavior
Attitude
Demeanor
8. Employees with positive core self-evaluations believe in their inner worth and
basic competence, and are more satisfied with their jobs than those with negative
core self-evaluations. The concept of positive core self-evaluations indicates that
pay always has a direct correlation with job satisfaction
job conditions have a direct influence on job satisfaction
promotions and growth opportunities influence job satisfaction
personality plays a role in job satisfaction
9. Which of the following statements is true regarding the effects of moods and
emotions on decision making?
Positive emotions tend to diminish problem-solving skills and analytical skills.
People with positive emotions are slower at processing information as compared to
depressed people.
Depressed people tend to weigh all possible options rather than the most likely
ones.
Moods and emotions have no direct influence on decision making.
10. 10. Emotions such as relaxation, serenity, and calmness comprise the ________
mood dimension.
neutral affect
low negative affect
low positive affect
detached affect
11. Susan Daniels works for an event management company and is discontent with
her job because she was passed over for a promotion. She has now composed a list
of concerns and plans to discuss the issue with her supervisor. Daniels’ response to
the problem is referred to as
neglect
voice
acceptance
loyalty
12. Which of the following statements represents the cognitive component of
attitude?
It is disappointing to know that I did not get a good evaluation.
This job is not giving me an opportunity to explore my skills.
I intend to work during the weekend to meet the month’s deadline.
I have decided to inform my supervisor that I will be quitting my job.
13. Which of the following statements is true regarding goal-setting theory?
Externally generated feedback is more powerful than self-generated feedback.
People do better when they get feedback on how well they are progressing toward
their goals.
Goal commitment is more likely when individuals have an external locus of
control.
Assigned goals generate greater goal commitment in low rather than high power-
distance cultures.
14. Self-determination theory proposes that in addition to being driven by a need
for autonomy, people seek ways to achieve
power and control
recognition and status
high rewards
competence and positive connections
15. The church you go to every Sunday is made up of people who have very
different lifestyles and are at different stages in their life. Joanna is a 23-year-old,
single parent who works for minimum wage and shifts from motel to motel for
accommodation. Josephine is a single, 45-year-old woman who earns a decent
salary and has few interests and friends outside her office. Jonathan is 60 years old,
11. extremely wealthy, has a loving family, and enjoys his work. You have decided to
apply Maslow’s hierarchy of needs to determine what motivates each of these
individuals.
Which of the following needs would most likely motivate Joanna?
Social
Esteem
Physiological
Safety
16. Charles, Anna, Elle, and Adam are college friends and work in New York City.
Comfortable living in New York occurs at about $40,000 a year. Charles makes
$24,000 a year, Anna makes $30,000 a year, Elle makes $50,000 a year, and Adam
makes $75,000 a year. Which of the following is most likely to be true with
reference to correlation between pay and job satisfaction?
Anna is more satisfied with the job than Adam.
Elle and Adam are most likely to have a similar level of job satisfaction.
Charles and Anna have the same levels of job satisfaction in relation to their pay.
Charles is more satisfied with his job in comparison with Anna.
17. Which of the following is an example of deviant workplace behavior?
Requesting a two-day leave during Christmas
Sabotaging one’s organization’s computers
Disagreeing with others in a problem-solving meeting
Taking blame for not achieving a deadline
18. Tiffany Crowe works as a showroom executive at a clothing boutique in
London. Today, she is in a positive mood and instantly greets and smiles at a
customer who walks into the store. The customer feels welcomed by her response.
While browsing the store, Crowe helps the customer with products and passes on
her positive mood to the customer. The customer leaves the store feeling content
with a smile on her face. Which of the following best describes this situation?
Positivity offset
Emotional contagion
Halo effect
Framing effect
19. Gerard Yoder believes that every time he picks up his daughter, Penny, from
school, it brings him good luck. The last time he picked her up from school, he
won a lottery ticket. Today, after he received her from school, he reached his office
and found out that he has been promoted. Which of the following concepts best
describes Yoder’s belief?
Bandwagon effect
Positive bias
12. Affect intensity
Illusory correlation
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LDR 531 Week 3 Quiz New
1. The two general approaches to negotiation are ________ bargaining and
________ bargaining.
formal; informal
affective; reflective
emotional; rational
distributive; integrative
2. When ________ is of importance in decision making, group decisions are
preferred to individual decisions.
efficiency
acceptance of solution
clear responsibility
speed
3. As a consequence of the information circulated by the grapevine in an
organization, employees experience
increased member satisfaction
increased anxiety
increased power
increased certainty
4. Genepa Corporation manufactures home appliances and other electronic
products. Genepa is planning to introduce a new refrigerator model. The marketing
manager at Genepa has developed a marketing plan for this new product and wants
to communicate this plan to all the employees in the marketing department. Which
of the following is most likely to be the best form of communication for
communicating this plan?
Oral communication
Grapevine communication
Written communication
Nonverbal communication
5. The ________ view of conflict focuses on productive resolution of conflicts.
13. transactional
managed
interactionist
rational
6. The informal communication network in an organization is
determined by organization
based on clear and factual information
characterized by ambiguity
rooted in issues of minimal importance to employees
7. Bonnie Patterson has been a manager for seven years at Wayne and Watson, a
legal consultancy firm. A good part of her workday involves holding meetings and
she likes to do work on a time-bound schedule. For this reason, members of her
team receive the agenda at the beginning of the meeting, followed by some time to
contemplate over the issue at hand individually. Subsequently, the team members
present their ideas one after the other, the group discusses them together, and
lastly, a ranking is done to choose the most favored idea. This represents the
________ approach of group decision making.
interacting
brainstorming
reference group
nominal group
8 When one person seeks to satisfy his or her own interests regardless of the
impact on the other parties to the conflict, that person is using the conflict-handling
intention of
avoiding
competing
compromising
accommodating
9. Jordan is a sales officer who has been underperforming over the last three
months. At the last monthly operations cycle meeting, he was given a warning. As
the time for the next meeting draws close, Jordan fears his boss reprimanding him.
Two days before the meeting, Jordan informs his manager that he has confirmed
six deals in the last few days, one of which involves multiple orders for their
machines. He, however, skips the detail that these are the only six orders he has
been able to obtain in the whole month. Which one of the barriers to effective
communication is depicted here?
Information overload
Language
Grapevine
14. Filtering
10. Shirley Shands is a hard worker but Debra, her manager, is irritated with her.
While Debra concedes that Shirley’s work gives her no cause for complaint, Debra
is tired of the interruptions in her work because of Shirley asking for repeated
clarifications over what exactly she has to say in e-mails or phone calls. She often
requests Debra to proofread her e-mails before sending them, and Debra feels she
sends too many e-mails instead of just speaking to the person concerned. From the
scenario, we can conclude that ________.
Shirley uses filtering when communicating with Debra
Shirley and Debra come from a high-context culture
Shirley suffers from communication apprehension
Debra is engaging in social loafing
11. ________ teams are defined as groups of employees who perform highly
related or interdependent jobs and take on many of the responsibilities of their
former supervisors.
Independent
Self-managed work
Cross-functional
Problem-solving
12. Which of the following forms of communication is characterized by the use of
only body movements, intonations, facial expressions, and physical distance to
communicate?
Lateral communication
Nonverbal communication
Downward communication
Written communication
13. Which of the following is a unique advantage of lateral communication?
Lateral communication facilitates emotional expression, enhances motivation, and
helps the organization control its employees effectively.
Lateral communication occurring with management’s knowledge and support can
be beneficial even if it does not follow the formal vertical structure.
Lateral communication facilitates coordination at the intradepartmental level.
Lateral communication helps in the transmission of ideas and information.
14. Peter is working on a project. He feels that the parameters need to be changed
to meet client specifications. First, he must talk to his immediate supervisor, who
will then discuss the issue with her department director before any change can be
implemented. Peter is most likely to be a part of the ________ type of small-group
communication networks.
mesh network
15. all-channel network
star network
chain network
15. Which of the following statements is true regarding conflict?
Diversity of goals among groups is a major source of conflict.
The less specialized the activities of the group, the greater the likelihood of
conflict.
The smaller the group, the greater the likelihood of conflict.
People low in the personality traits of disagreeableness, neuroticism, or self-
monitoring are more likely to engage in a conflict.
16 When ________, the result is role conflict.
compliance with the group is marked by a tendency to notice and emphasize those
aspects of the group that are distinctive
compliance with one role requirement may make it difficult to comply with
another
compliance with one role aids our performance in another role
compliance with the group is an attempt to understand who we are and how we fit
into the world
17. ________ is defined as a phenomenon in which the norm for consensus
overrides the realistic appraisal of alternative courses of action.
Social loafing
Groupthink
Cyberloafing
In-group favoritism
18. Most people assume that a police officer should behave in a lawful manner,
refrain from demonstrating favoritism to any particular group, and do his or her
best to uphold the law. Which of the following terms best represents these beliefs?
Diversity
Similarity
Dispersion of responsibility
Role expectation
19. To retain its edge in the organic health food market, Natura has established a
high-priority team comprised of senior executives from the company’s production,
marketing, and research divisions. These employees work together closely to study
consumer attitudes about organic health foods and come up with a closely
monitored development and marketing strategy for new products. This ensures that
each division is informed of the specific needs, timelines, and expected outcomes
of the strategy. It also makes Natura a company that adapts to changes in market
trends swiftly. The team Natura uses here is of the ________ type.
16. self-managed work
traditional
cross-functional
problem-solving
20. Which of the following terms best describes the process that occurs when two
or more parties decide how to allocate scarce resources?
Integration
Differentiation
Association
Negotiation
21. Matt works as a sales representative at Tandem Industries which manufactures
and sells bicycles. He is the best salesperson on the floor, but he also receives the
highest number of customer complaints for late deliveries. Which of the following,
if true, best explains this situation?
The company’s manufacturing facility is functioning at optimum capacity.
The company uses enterprise solutions to manage inventory.
The company keeps inventory levels low in order to reduce costs.
The company’s sales and logistics functions are tightly integrated.
22. Which of the following is desirable when a crucial project is delegated to a
virtual team?
Engaging in close monitoring of the work being done by the team throughout the
project
Avoiding publicity of the team’s progress and success in the organization
Promoting a sense of independence over group spirit to encourage competition
Discouraging the sharing of unique information as it benefits some employees
unfairly
23. Synergy Inc. has recently assigned some of its best employees to form a cross-
functional team and complete a project from a new client. Many of the employees
on this team are apprehensive about the structure and dynamics of how they will
function as a group and accomplish this goal. To energize the employees, their
immediate manager is holding a meeting with them next week where he will
provide them some additional training in strategies and methods that may work
well for the team. The manager’s initiative to hold this meeting fulfills the
________ function of communication
information
control
filtering
emotional expression
17. 24. With reference to the team effectiveness model, which of the following is one
of the key components of an effective team, included under the category of
contextual factors?
Social loafing
Common purpose
Climate of trust
Team efficacy
25. A collectivist Chinese manager is most likely to use which of the following
techniques for conflict management?
Avoiding
Authoritative command
Pressurizing
Direct confrontation
26. Janice Cooper has recently joined a hospital as a part of the internship program
prescribed by the nursing school she attends. Janice, who was inspired to take up
this profession by the story of Florence Nightingale, had very strong ideals about
how she should behave as a nurse. She felt that as a nurse, she must be gentle,
pleasant, and caring at all times so she could serve her patients well, and she often
went to great lengths as an intern by putting in extra hours at the hospital and so
on. The scenario reflects Janice’s
role conflict
role ambiguity
role fuzziness
role perception
27. The time attendance system in the production division at MM, an automobile
manufacturing company, was malfunctioning. Consequently, Greg Hill, one of the
front-level managers sent it for repair. In the meantime, he placed a register where
all workers of the production division had to provide their time of entry and exit
from the office. At the end of the week, when looking through the time logs, he
had certain concerns about a group of employees. In the next week, he personally
tracked the time this group of employees spent working and realized that they were
reporting a greater number of working hours than they actually worked. This group
engaged in a barrier to communication called
communication apprehension
filtering
silence
lying
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18. LDR 531 Week 2 Quiz New
1. According to Blake and Mouton, effective leaders are most likely to facilitate
subordinate growth and development by having
a high concern for the task and a moderate concern for relationships
a moderate concern for the task and a high concern for relationships
a high concern for both the task and relationships
a moderate concern for both the task and relationships
2. Which of the following is most likely to be a drawback of highly conscientious
people according to the Big Five Model?
They focus on learning instead of performing a job
They do not adapt well to changing contexts
They emphasize excessively on being creative
They are unlikely to engage in numerous risky behaviors such as smoking and
drinking
3. ________ is an extrinsic means of motivation.
Recognition
Flexibility
Responsibility
Salary
4. Which of the following personality traits indicates the degree to which a person
is unemotional and pragmatic and believes that ends can justify means?
Extraversion
Narcissism
Machiavellianism
Agreeableness
5. The _____ is a personality assessment model that taps basic dimensions which
encompass most of the significant variation in human personality, namely
extraversion, agreeableness, conscientiousness, emotional stability, and openness
to experience.
Myers-Briggs Type Indicator
Big Five Model
Keirsey Temperament Sorter
Birkman Method
6. The ________ pay plan has long been popular as a means of compensating
production workers by paying a fixed sum for each unit of production completed.
gainsharing
19. piece-rate
competency-based
profit sharing
7. With reference to John Holland’s personality-job fit theory, people belonging to
the investigative type prefer
activities that involve helping and developing others
ambiguous and imaginative activities that allow creative expression
physical activities that require skill, strength, and coordination
activities that involve thinking, organizing, and understanding
8. Milton Rokeach created the Rokeach Value Survey (RVS) which consisted of
two sets of values, namely ________ values and ________ values.
fluid; stable
instrumental; terminal
flexible; essential
flexible; enduring
9. Supportive leadership is most likely to result in what outcome for subordinates?
Stronger satisfaction with the leader
Better performance by subordinates
Stronger organizational commitment
Better coordination among subordinates
10. With reference to the job characteristics model, which of the following defines
skill variety?
The degree to which a job requires a variety of different activities tapping different
abilities
The degree to which a job requires completion of a whole and identifiable piece of
work
The degree to which work activities generate direct and clear information about
performance
The degree to which a job provides the worker freedom in scheduling and
procedure
11. Which of the following is the least desirable approach for developing
subordinates?
Provide constructive feedback about effective and ineffective behavior
Provide detailed instructions on how to carry out each assignment
Ask specific questions to help the person analyze his or her performance
Provide opportunities to learn from experience
12. Which dimension of the Big Five Model is a measure of reliability?
Extroversion
Conscientiousness
20. Emotional stability
Agreeableness
13. Which of the following statements is true regarding a merit-based pay plan?
A typical merit-based pay plan provides no base salary and pays the employee only
for what he or she produces.
Unions typically resist merit-based pay plans.
It is also called competency-based pay plan.
It bases pay levels on how many skills employees have or how many jobs they can
do.
14. Those with a ________ personality identify opportunities, show initiative, take
action, and persevere until meaningful change occurs, compared to others who
passively react to situations.
proactive
high self-monitoring
type A
high Mach
15. Which of the following is an instrumental value according to the Rokeach
value survey?
Social recognition
Economic success
Personal discipline
Meaning in life
16. With reference to the Hofstede’s Framework for Assessing Cultures, ________
emphasizes a tight social framework in which people expect others in groups of
which they are a part to look after them and protect them.
long-term orientation
masculinity
collectivism
uncertainty avoidance
17. Which of the following guidelines for recognizing an employee’s performance
was recommended?
Provide recognition only for outstanding performance
Provide more recognition to people in essential, high-visibility jobs
Actively look for effective behavior or contributions to recognize
Give praise in private to avoid embarrassing the recipient
18. Which of the following terms describes basic convictions that “a specific mode
of conduct or end-state of existence is personally or socially preferable to an
opposite mode of conduct”?
Emotions
21. Attitudes
Values
Feelings
19. Which of the following is Theory X consistent with?
The use of recognition and achievements to motivate employees
The principles of participative management
The vertical enhancement of jobs to enhance autonomy
The autocratic style of managing people
20. Alex was sent to Beijing to help local managers solve the problem of growing
worker dissatisfaction at their manufacturing facility located in the city. As part of
his visit, he decided to have a town hall meeting with the workers to understand the
problems that they were facing and the reasons for their discontent. The turnout at
the meeting was substantial; however, when asked for their opinions and
suggestions, the crowd fell silent. As a result, Alex was unable to determine the
reason for employee dissatisfaction. Which of the following, if true, best explains
this situation?
The employees are genuinely concerned about improving their lot.
A small portion of the workers at the facility belong to the Baby Boomers
generation.
Alex was sent to Beijing as he was one of the few employees conversant in the
local language.
There is an unequal distribution of power in the company.
21. Adam Sears is an assembly-line employee with Swenson Motors. Though
Adam is popular among his supervisors and colleagues, Adam experiences low
morale and lack of motivation. He feels frustrated that his job is restricted to fixing
nuts and bolts on the car parts. He fears that he has no chances of advancing in his
career as he cannot completely assemble a car. Which of the following is true with
regard to Adam?
Adam’s job has high task complexity.
Adam’s job has low role definition.
Adam’s job has a high span of control.
Adam’s job has low task identity.
22. Which of the following refers to the tendency to be arrogant, have a grandiose
sense of self-importance, require excessive admiration, and have a sense of
entitlement?
Asceticism
Cynicism
Narcissism
Stoicism
22. 23. Which of the following refers to bottom-line conclusions individuals have
about their capabilities, competence, and worth as a person?
Authoritarianism
Machiavellianism
Self-monitoring
Core self-evaluation
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