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Understanding Management Study Set 3
Exam 2: The Environment and Corporate Culture
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Question 41
Short Answer
Roles assumed by people that link the organization with the external environment are called_________ roles.
Question 42
Multiple Choice
Many organizations are adapting to the environment by developing more of an_________ relationship rather than an _________relationship with competitors.
Question 43
Essay
What are the three basic strategies for dealing with increased uncertainty with respect to customers, competitors, suppliers, or government regulations?
Question 44
Essay
Name one of the two dimensions that the categories of culture are based on.
Question 45
Short Answer
The_________ represents people in the environment who can be hired to work for the organization.
Question 46
True/False
The outer layer, the general environment, is widely dispersed and affects organizations directly.
Question 47
Multiple Choice
A government inspection has required your company to upgrade the safety equipment in the manufacturing process of ice creamery. What dimension of the external environment has influenced these upgrades?
Question 48
Short Answer
A culture that is a results-oriented that values competitiveness, aggressiveness, personal initiative, and willingness to work long and hard to achieve results is called _________.
Question 49
Short Answer
An _________includes the elements within the organization's boundaries.
Question 50
Multiple Choice
_________is a part of Ford's, the U.S. auto manufacturer, task environment.
Question 51
True/False
The mythical sales representative at Robinson Jewelers who delivered a wedding ring directly to the church because the ring had been ordered late is an example of a hero.
Question 52
True/False
Corporate culture plays a key role in creating an organizational climate that enables learning and innovative responses to threats from the external environment, challenging new opportunities, or organizational crises.