| 1841 |
A test that measures a candidate's potential for learning new skills is a(n) |
Business Studies
Selection |
Easy |
| 1842 |
A company tests a typist applicant by asking her to type a passage within a time limit to check her speed and… |
Business Studies
Selection |
Medium |
| 1843 |
Which step in the selection process comes immediately before the job offer? |
Business Studies
Selection |
Medium |
| 1844 |
A firm calls a candidate's previous employer to confirm his work record and conduct. Which step of selection … |
Business Studies
Selection |
Hard |
| 1845 |
Which of the following is an off-the-job training method? |
Business Studies
Training and development |
Easy |
| 1846 |
Training is best described as |
Business Studies
Training and development |
Easy |
| 1847 |
A bank trains new cashiers on dummy counters and computer systems in a separate training room before they han… |
Business Studies
Training and development |
Medium |
| 1848 |
A management trainee spends three months each in production, marketing and finance departments to understand … |
Business Studies
Training and development |
Medium |
| 1849 |
An electrician learns the trade by working for two years under a skilled master electrician on actual jobs. W… |
Business Studies
Training and development |
Hard |
| 1850 |
Which of the following is NOT an element of directing? |
Business Studies
Meaning, importance and principles of directing |
Easy |
| 1851 |
Directing is said to 'initiate action'. This means |
Business Studies
Meaning, importance and principles of directing |
Easy |
| 1852 |
Workers opposed a new computerised system. Their manager explained how it would reduce their workload and arr… |
Business Studies
Meaning, importance and principles of directing |
Medium |
| 1853 |
A manager makes sure that what employees want from their job, such as good pay and growth, fits with what the… |
Business Studies
Meaning, importance and principles of directing |
Medium |
| 1854 |
After giving instructions, a supervisor keeps checking progress, clearing doubts and helping workers until th… |
Business Studies
Meaning, importance and principles of directing |
Hard |
| 1855 |
Supervision is most important at which level of management? |
Business Studies
Supervision |
Easy |
| 1856 |
A supervisor is described as a 'linking pin' because |
Business Studies
Supervision |
Easy |
| 1857 |
A new operator does not know how to use a packaging machine. The supervisor shows her the method on the spot … |
Business Studies
Supervision |
Medium |
| 1858 |
Two workers in a team keep quarrelling, and the supervisor talks to both and settles the issue. Which importa… |
Business Studies
Supervision |
Medium |
| 1859 |
Why is a supervisor considered best placed to judge a worker's actual performance? |
Business Studies
Supervision |
Hard |
| 1860 |
Which is the highest level of need in Maslow's hierarchy? |
Business Studies
Motivation |
Easy |