Exam 8: Human Resources
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Fitting the task to the person in a work environment is known as job analysis.
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For most industrialized countries the difference between a company's success or failure is dependent on the capability of its human resources.
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For a particular time study, a company would like to be 95% confident that the average job cycle time is within 2% of the true average job cycle time. Assume that the average job cycle time was 6.53 minutes and the standard deviation of the sample was 1.26 minutes. The number of cycles that should be used in this time study would be
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Advantages of using a predetermined motion time system include all of the following except
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A learning curve illustrates that increasing the number of cumulative units produced ___ the labour required per unit.
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An 80% learning curve describes an improvement rate of 80% each time production doubles.
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Motivation refers to the willingness of an employee to perform as needed to attain a goal or objective.
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Discuss the basic principles of human resources management that quality-focused companies follow.
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As part of its quality-improvement program, a company is conducting a time study for a particular job. The time study encompassed 10 job cycles, and the results include the following cumulative times and performance rating factors for each element. An allowance factor of 16% is assumed.
The normal cycle time for this job would be

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An incentive plan that sets aside some portion of company profits and distributes it among employees, usually at the end of the fiscal year is referred to as
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Achieving strategic quality goals for quality and customer satisfaction often requires teamwork and group participation.
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Briefly discuss the advantages and disadvantages of scientific management.
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With total quality management, employees are usually given precise directions to achieve narrowly defined objectives.
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With total quality management, employees receive broad job training making them more flexible in where they can work.
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While still an important issue, diversity issues in North American companies is on the decline.
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