Part 2 Flashcards

1
Q

An employee has already been approached concerning poor performance, but is not improving. Which corrective discipline step should be repeated with a stronger statement of the consequences for not improving?

A

Written Warning

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2
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Place the steps of progressive discipline in order from first to last.

A

Counseling, Written warning, Suspension without pay, & Termination

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3
Q

What is an example of opportunity bias?

A

A manager gives an employee low performance ratings as a result of a failed project, even though the failure was a result of outside factors.

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4
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Which step in an effective training program involves determining the best setting, methods, and materials to be used?

A

Designing Training systems

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5
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Which type of training includes both role-playing and action learning?

A

Experiential training

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6
Q

What does a person’s learning style determine?

A

Instructional methods for effective training

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7
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During which level of Kirkpatrick’s training evaluation might participants take a test on the training materials?

A

Learning

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8
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What influence tactic supports a request by using rules, contracts, or official documents?

A

Legitimating

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9
Q

Which act was intended to curb common work stoppages, strikes, and general labor conflict?

A

Wagner Act

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10
Q

What is a psychological contract in the workplace?

A

The hidden expectations and promises between an employer and an employee

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11
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Which situation is an example of poor person-organizational fit?

A

An employee has the necessary training and skills for a position, but has a different set of values than the employer.

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12
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How does sourcing affect recruiting?

A

Effective sourcing improves the compatibility of talent pools to open positions.

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13
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What is a benefit of external recruiting?

A

New ideas and insights.

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14
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Which request might be asked during a case interview?

A

Show which skills you have that will best benefit this company’s Goals and Mission

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15
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Why might HRM place limited importance on distributive fairness in the hiring process?

A

Only those hired tend to appreciate the outcomes of the process.

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16
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What is the result of people being committed to, involved with, enthusiastic, and passionate about their work?

A

Employee Engagement

17
Q

Which action enhances employee engagement?

A

Allowing employees to use their talents.

18
Q

What is affective commitment?

A

Having a positive emotional attachment to the organization and strong identification with its values and goals

19
Q

What is an example of voluntary turnover?

A

An employee leaves for a higher paying job.

20
Q

What are two potential costs of voluntary turnover?

A

Training a replacement worker
Disrupting teamwork

21
Q

What are two retention strategies for reducing voluntary turnover?

A

Quality leadership and Flexible work

22
Q

Which factor may increase a company’s voluntary turnover?

A

Good economic environment

23
Q

What is the difference between replacement planning and succession management?

A

Identifying backup candidates targets individuals for key roles, while building feeder groups develops talent across levels for future leadership.

24
Q

What is an example of workforce redeployment?

A

A firm assigning a Java IT expert to a new client

25
Q

What type of compensation includes development opportunities?

A

Nonfinancial compensation

26
Q

What is a disadvantage of a pay-for-performance plan?

A

It could promote unintended consequences.

27
Q

What are two reasons why companies offer employee benefits?

A

To provide employees with work-life balance and To boost employee satisfaction

28
Q

Which type of a benefit are domestic partner benefits?

A

Optional

29
Q

What is the goal of an organization that offers the benefits of a wellness program, flextime, and personal days?

A

To decrease employee absenteeism

30
Q

What is the goal of an organization that offers an on-site day care for children and elderly people?

A

To decrease employee stress

31
Q

Performance Management

A

aligning individual employees’ goals and behaviors with organizational goals and strategies, appraising and evaluating past and current behaviors and performance, and providing suggestions for improvement.

32
Q

Strategic Risk

A

Influence business strategy through talent management, company culture, ethics, people investments, and driving change initiatives.

33
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Operational Risk

A

Affects the speed and the effectiveness of talent acquisition as well as the development of employees’ skills and the identification and retention of top performers.

34
Q

Compliance Risk

A

This is defined as the risk of legal penalties, financial loss, or reputational damage a bank may face due to non-compliance with laws, internal regulations, codes of conduct, and best practice standards.

35
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Financial Risk

A

Impacts workforce costs and productivity directly through compensation, benefits, turnover, overtime, and time-to-hire, and indirectly through errors, accidents, delays, and lost production.