A) employee tells his superior how he thinks he has performed and tries to sell the superior on how great he is.
B) employee listens as the superior tells him how bad his performance over the past year has been, and then the superior attempts to get him to agree to leave the company.
C) superior tells the employee what his perception of the employee's performance has been, and then the employee tries to sell him on his view of his own performance.
D) superior tells the employee how great his performance has been, and then the superior tries to sell him on accepting a position in another department of the company.
E) superior tells the employee how good or bad the employee's performance has been and then attempts to persuade the employee to accept this evaluation.
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A) simulation
B) classroom
C) seminar
D) on-the-job
E) role playing
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A) attrition.
B) retirement.
C) layoff.
D) termination.
E) reduction.
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A) measurable
B) marginal
C) judgmental
D) goal-oriented
E) personal
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A) assess their aptitudes, skills, and abilities.
B) identify applicants who are worthy of further scrutiny.
C) get a better indication of the applicant's communication skills-both written and verbal.
D) determine whether they want to select the applicant for hire.
E) find out if the applicant knows anyone who currently works at the company.
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A) Structured
B) Stress
C) Open-ended
D) Closed
E) In-depth
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A) top management; HRM specialists
B) unions; line managers
C) HRM specialists; line managers
D) top management; unions
E) professional HR consultants; HRM staff personnel
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A) development.
B) orientation.
C) selection.
D) training.
E) recruiting.
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A) a replacement chart.
B) a skills inventory.
C) management inventory.
D) a wage survey.
E) performance appraisal.
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A) Tell-and-listen
B) Problem-solving
C) Tell-and-sell
D) Objective
E) Judgmental
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A) key personnel along with possible replacements within the firm.
B) those key personnel who are scheduled to be replaced because of poor performance reviews.
C) the skills and experience of key personnel.
D) the time between purchase and replacement of each Colgate product, such as toothpaste.
E) the key items of capital equipment due for replacement within the fiscal year.
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A) appraisal errors.
B) judgmental methods.
C) turnovers.
D) seminars.
E) rating scales.
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A) a skills inventory.
B) external recruiting.
C) internal recruiting.
D) vestibule selection.
E) external replacement.
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True/False
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A) recruitment.
B) selection.
C) orientation.
D) evaluation.
E) employing.
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A) simulation
B) classroom
C) seminar
D) on-the-job
E) role playing
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True/False
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A) incentive payment.
B) lump-sum salary increase.
C) commission salary increase.
D) gain-sharing salary increase.
E) percentage-of-salary payment.
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A) nonmonetary rewards.
B) monetary rewards.
C) required.
D) usually not viewed as being part of one's total compensation.
E) temporary incentives.
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A) simulation training.
B) role playing.
C) on-the-job training.
D) classroom teaching.
E) seminars.
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