A) organizational structure
B) staffing
C) reward systems
D) task design
E) information systems
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A) a conservative discipline system
B) avoiding monitoring employees' satisfaction
C) a job related and legal selection system
D) a work design encouraging rigidity
E) using technology sparingly
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A) organizational structure
B) staffing
C) reward systems
D) task design
E) information systems
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A) Getting employees focused on customer satisfaction should take their focus off compensation,lowering costs.
B) Improving customer satisfaction should increase demand,leading to greater sales and profits.
C) Satisfied customers should result in higher quality,which in turn will increase the degree of innovation.
D) Customer satisfaction should lower employee absenteeism and turnover,which reduces costs and raises profits.
E) Focusing on customer satisfaction will drive up productivity,which in turn drives up profits.
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A) The outcomes of high-performance work systems include high employee turnover.
B) Sales revenues increase the outcomes of high-performance work systems.
C) Clients are the main force that drives the outcomes of a high-performance work system.
D) The outcomes of each employee contribute to a system's overall high performance.
E) Incentives provided to each employee play a big part in contributing to outcomes.
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A) employees' rewards and compensation that relate to the company's financial performance
B) work design that allows employees to use a single skill
C) technology that is used to discourage flexibility
D) employees that receive little formal performance feedback
E) training that is discouraged because of increasing costs
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A) brand alignment
B) a learning culture
C) critical systemic thinking
D) knowledge sharing
E) continuous learning
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A) The HR dashboard eliminated the need for relational databases.
B) The HR dashboard is used by all the employees.
C) The HR dashboard provides an easy-to-scan review of HR performance on a companywide basis.
D) The HR dashboard supplies human resource information to managers in their cars.
E) The HR dashboard performs computations of routine HR practices.
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A) expert systems
B) relational database management
C) cloud computing
D) an HR dashboard
E) decision support systems
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A) Social media and HR practices have no business being together.
B) Employee engagement has begun to take the form of videos and networking sites.
C) Business collaboration is unable to occur in a virtual format.
D) Both have unfavorable effects on employee manageability.
E) Social media is not able to compete with forward-thinking HR tools.
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A) the customer needs,the size of the organization,and the number of customers.
B) the customer groups,the customer needs,and the activities required to meet those needs.
C) the size of an organization,the customer groups,and the level of motivation of the customers.
D) the size of the organization,the number of customers,and the customer needs.
E) the dedication to quality,the size of management,and the goals of the organization.
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A) Teams perform work only if the employees are interested in a project.
B) Work design gives employees the opportunity to utilize a variety of skills.
C) Training is not ongoing,but it is implemented when necessary.
D) Changes to layout and work methods are handled by management.
E) Employees' rewards and compensation relate mainly to individual performance.
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A) The newest employees should be encouraged to focus on their tasks rather than being involved in improving work methods.
B) The management should allow experienced employees to participate in planning changes in equipment,layout,and work methods.
C) The new employees should be left out of planning changes because they are not accustomed to the firm's way of doing things yet.
D) The firm should hire a third party to gain an outsider's assessment on what needs to be done.
E) The survey team should ignore the employee comments and push for the changes they would like to see instead.
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A) brand alignment
B) continuous learning
C) employee engagement
D) performance management
E) expert systems
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A) information system
B) task-design procedure
C) reward system
D) organizational structure
E) staffing solution
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A) Any increase in learning activities in an organization increases workload and decreases the time available to handle the workload.
B) Conversing with coworkers should occur during employees' free time,not as part of their daily work activities.
C) The time that employees spend in research may interfere with projects that must be accomplished under tight deadlines.
D) Shared knowledge can lead to new innovations for StudyWell,as well as the development of internal talent.
E) Employees will use the knowledge they've acquired to assert their intellectual superiority over management.
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A) adopted a pro-innovation approach.
B) was perceived as effective by external stakeholders.
C) sustained the status quo.
D) delivered value in an economic sense.
E) enjoyed the support of trade unions.
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