Exam 8: Foundations of Planning
Exam 1: Introduction to Organisations and Management115 Questions
Exam 2: Management Yesterday and Today108 Questions
Exam 3: Environment and Organisational Culture: the Constraints116 Questions
Exam 4: Managing in a Global Environment116 Questions
Exam 5: Social Responsibility and Managerial Ethics116 Questions
Exam 6: Managers As Decision Makers120 Questions
Exam 7: Managing Change and Innovation111 Questions
Exam 8: Foundations of Planning157 Questions
Exam 9: Strategic Management115 Questions
Exam 10: Managerial Controls118 Questions
Exam 11: Managing Operations105 Questions
Exam 12: Organisational Structure and Design117 Questions
Exam 13: Managing Teams121 Questions
Exam 14: Managing Human Resources118 Questions
Exam 15: Understanding Individual Behaviour123 Questions
Exam 16: Managers and Communication121 Questions
Exam 17: Motivating Employees112 Questions
Exam 18: Managers As Leaders110 Questions
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In a short essay, define competitor intelligence and discuss the ethical concerns regarding this type of environmental scanning.
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What happens to traditional goals as they make their way down from top management to lower levels?
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A manager who wanted to predict next quarter's sales on the basis of four years of previous sales data would probably use time series analysis.
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Are strategic or operational plans needed? Does long-term planning make sense in all situations? These decisions are affected by three contingency variables.In a short essay, list the three planning contingency factors and illustrate how these factors influence planning.
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A town's preparation for a visit by a member of the Royal Family would be considered what type of plan?
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________ is a process that involves defining the organisation's objectives or goals, establishing strategy, and developing a hierarchy of plans.
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Project management differs from managing a production line based mainly on the temporary nature of most projects and project teams.
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Plans that apply to the entire organisation, establish the organisation's overall objectives and seek to position the organisation in terms of its environment are called ________ plans.
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Research indicates that managers who plan always outperform managers who do not plan.
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The only real influence project managers have is ________.
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Time series analysis, substitution effect and economic indicators are all examples of quantitative forecasting techniques.
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Which of the following statements depicts the reality concerning stated and real organisational objectives?
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The project planning process begins by clearly defining the project's goals.
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The task of getting a project's activities done on time, within budget and according to specifications is project management.
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Which of the following is NOT a quantitative forecasting technique?
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One suggestion for improving forecasting effectiveness is to ________.
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Most methods of environmental scanning that involve competitor intelligence are illegal.
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A firm's sexual harassment policy is an example of a(n)________ plan.
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The central theme in traditional goal setting has which of the following assumptions?
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Effective planning in dynamic environments means flattening the organisational hierarchy.
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