Exam 12: Building and Managing Human Resources

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In general, unstructured job interviews work better than structured job interviews in the selection process of organizations.

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Describe behavior appraisal. How does it help employees improve their performance? Give an example.

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Tests that measure a job applicant's performance on actual tasks of the job are known as ________ tests.

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In the United States, the law which requires male and female employees to be paid the same if they perform equal work is

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When a manager studies the résumé of a job applicant to determine the work history and education of the applicant, this is known as the process of

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In a 360-degree appraisal, a variety of people, beginning with the manager and including peers or coworkers, subordinates, superiors, and sometimes even customers or clients, appraise a manager's performance.

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When managers use a set of predetermined questions for all the applicants for a specific job, this is known as a(n)________ interview.

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A manager's evaluation of a subordinate's work that occurs twice a year and is based on measures of performance dimensions of that subordinate's job is known as a(n)________ appraisal.

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The human resource management process of determining whether a candidate has the potential to perform well in a specific job is a part of

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Darren, a job applicant seeking a position in an organization is asked to furnish written letters from former supervisors about the quality of his work performance. This applicant is being asked to provide

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Prior to designing a training and development program for managers, a human resource specialist attempts to determine which managers require training and what types of skills and knowledge these managers require to develop. This process is known as

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An employee will most likely seek a lateral move when he or she wants to

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Stefan, a new employee of a tech firm, seeks advice from Yagmur, an experienced member, and follows Yagmur's guidance in his routine work. In this context, Stefan is playing a role of

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Managers can use a variety of selection tools to weed out and sort job applicants in order to appraise their potential for being good performers on a job. Briefly discuss the different types of paper-and-pencil tests and physical ability tests.

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The process where job hunters come to an organization and inquire about employment possibilities is referred to as

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The process of identifying the job descriptions and the job specifications for all of the jobs within an organization is known as a job

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The component of an HRM system that focuses on helping employees to build the skills and abilities that will enable them to perform their jobs successfully is

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The arrangement of jobs into categories reflecting their relative importance to the organization and its goals, level of skills required, and other characteristics is called

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Lucia calls a former college professor and asks him to write a letter to her prospective employer commenting on her classroom performance. This is an example of

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Larry interviews a series of job applicants and asks each applicant whatever he feels like asking without trying to ask all of the applicants the same questions. This is known as a(n)________ interview.

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