Exam 3: Defining Internal Alignment

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Which of the following are related to greater performance when the work flow depends on individual contributors?

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Pay differences between levels in an organization are called differentials.

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The most common bases for determining internal structures are:

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Technology influences organization design,the work and ultimately,the pay structure.

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Organizations in a turbulent and unpredictable environment requiring flexibility in jobs and work processes are likely to be more successful with a(n)_____ internal pay structure.

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There is evidence that a relatively poor performing team member's performance will improve under a(n)_____ pay structure.

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How do employees judge the fairness of their pay?

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All of the following except ___________are consequences of an aligned structure.

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Write a short note on institutional model.

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All of the following statements regarding aligned structures are true except they _____________

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A pay structure based upon the relative contribution of skills,tasks and responsibilities to the organization's goals is called the _____ approach.

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List and explain the various aspects of an internal pay structure.

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The parable of the vineyard owner and compensation paid to the laborers illustrated:

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Which theory predicts individual performance will be maximized when the pay differentials between job levels is large?

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Most job structures are best described as

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