Exam 11: Building Effective Teams
Exam 1: The Supervisory Challenge83 Questions
Exam 2: The Management Functions80 Questions
Exam 3: Supervisory Planning85 Questions
Exam 4: Supervising a Diverse Workforce88 Questions
Exam 5: Leadership and Followership76 Questions
Exam 6: Communicating in a Noisy World77 Questions
Exam 7: Principles of Motivating Followers82 Questions
Exam 8: Solving Problems, Making Decisions and Managing Change85 Questions
Exam 9: The Principles of Organizing80 Questions
Exam 10: Empowering Employees for Success86 Questions
Exam 11: Building Effective Teams83 Questions
Exam 12: Performance Management101 Questions
Exam 13: Fundamentals of Controlling88 Questions
Exam 14: Resolving Conflicts78 Questions
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Briefly discuss the impact of downsizing on employee morale.
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Downsizing has created a great deal of fear among employees,with about half of all workers expressing concerns about being laid off and/or about the future of their companies.An increasing number of workers also believe that employers do not value long-term employees.Downsizing has also broken up many workplace friendships.Finally,many employees are working harder now than ever before because managers need to "squeeze" the most work out of the surviving employees.All of these factors tend to deflate employee morale.
Which of the following is another term for organizational development (OD)?
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Kenyon is a supervisor at Rhombus Inc.Maggie has been the top performing employee last year,but her performance has sharply declined over the last two months and her tardiness is becoming an issue.In this scenario,Kenyon should:
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Carla is upset about a recent action taken by a top manager at her company that was against the interest of the employees in the lower levels of management.Carla knows that others employees also feel the same way.If she wanted to form a group to look into the matter more closely,which type of group would be recommended?
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Workplace downsizing has not negatively influenced employee morale because only the "bad apples" have been let go; companies always retain positive-thinking employees.
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Specific and realistic objectives make individual employees more effective,but hinder the performance of work teams.
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A group that organizes a company softball tournament is an example of a special-interest group.
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Supervisors can sometimes easily fix complaints that come to light in employee attitude surveys.
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Aside from referring an employee to some source of assistance there is nothing else the supervisor can do to cope with the factors affecting an employee's morale.
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Workplace accidents have nothing to do with possible employee morale problems.
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An organized effort by a firm to help employees get and stay healthy to remain productive is known as _____.
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Highly effective teams are always supporting and encouraging of one another.
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Studies of workplace violence have shown that the victims usually do not know their assailants.
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The transition team at Zape Inc.votes to move their operations from Ames,Iowa to Orem,Utah.Tina,a junior team member,feels that Peru is a better option.Tina however remains silent and the Utah move proves unsuccessful.This is an example of:
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Describe some of the characteristics that increase the cohesiveness of work groups.
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The effectiveness of work groups is tied directly to the amount of diversity among the members' personal characteristics.
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