Exam 7: Onboarding, Training and Development, and Career Planning
Exam 1: Strategic Human Resource Management89 Questions
Exam 2: Job Analysis and Design91 Questions
Exam 3: Human Resource Planning99 Questions
Exam 4: Legal Requirements and Managing Diversity101 Questions
Exam 5: Recruitment99 Questions
Exam 6: Selection96 Questions
Exam 7: Onboarding, Training and Development, and Career Planning89 Questions
Exam 8: Performance Management96 Questions
Exam 9: Compensation Management95 Questions
Exam 10: Employee Benefits and Services84 Questions
Exam 11: Managing Employee Relations95 Questions
Exam 12: Ensuring Health and Safety at the Workplace81 Questions
Exam 13: The Union-Management Framework97 Questions
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The role-playing training technique can change the attitudes that trainees have towards people in different circumstances.
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Active participation usually makes learning quicker and more long-lasting.
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One advantage of career planning is that it gives the human resource department a larger pool of job applicants from which to fill internal job openings.
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Which of the following focuses on developing competencies and skills that will enable employees to be successful in a future role in the organization?
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Human resource departments have become more involved in employee career planning in recent years because career planning does which of the following?
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Training objectives should state three things: desired behaviour, conditions under which training is to occur, and acceptable performance criteria.
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Role playing is an on-the-job method that forces trainees to assume different identities.
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Case study, simulation, and programmed learning are all examples of:
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The learning principles that can be included in training are participation, repetition, feedback, relevance, and transference.
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Which of the following describes employees who change employers as part of a conscious career strategy?
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Given that so many immigrants come to Canada annually, it is essential for organizations to learn to work with colleagues who hold different cultural values.
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Strategic human resource development can be defined as the identification of essential job skills and the management of employee learning for long-range in relation to business strategies.
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A training program's content is shaped by the needs assessment and the learning principles.
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Which of the following is an organizational issue that is often covered in employee orientation programs?
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Which of the following is the human resource department's plan for unexpected vacancies in key positions?
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The "buddy system" is an informal orientation system where organizations assign new hires a sponsor who is available to answer questions and direct the employee to the appropriate resources.
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Learning principles outline the ways that people learn most effectively.
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A needs assessment would recommend training in which of the following situations?
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Career planning and development can only begin once the organization makes a commitment to playing an active role in managing careers.
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