Exam 19: Basic Elements of Control

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Many contemporary organizations do not allow managers to participate in the budget process.

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Which of the following statements does NOT describe a weakness associated with budgeting?

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Which of the following is a type of financial budget that deals with forecasting the organization's assets and liabilities in the event all other budgets are met?

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One purpose of control is to simplify organizations.

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Google partnered with Nielsen Co.to poll users about ads on Google+.Nielsen then packaged the information for advertisers.This was a response to advertiser complaints about the effectiveness of ads on the social network.This indicates that Google is placing an emphasis on ____ controls.

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Standards used in organizational control are most like

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Controls applied to screen employees before they are hired are called ____________________ controls.

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The ____ at McDonald's fast-food restaurants is to fill each order within 90 seconds and to have no customer wait longer than 3.5 minutes.

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Special Exercises FedEx.The package delivery service is committed to accurate and speedy delivery,along with excellent customer service.Information systems are vital to support the firm's complex operations and enable the delivery of 6 million packages daily.It coordinates 90,000 vehicles,677 airplanes,and 200,000 employees in 220 countries,while also ensuring that the firm meets its goals of accuracy,speed,and service.The chief information officer,Rob Carter,puts the emphasis on effectiveness,quality,and satisfaction rather than on efficiency and cost control.JetBlue.The airline industry is one of the most challenging industries for managers.Yet JetBlue,founded in 2000,became one of the most profitable airlines in the United States.Many credit CEO David Neeleman's dedication to monitoring the airline's performance and his passion for feedback.He jumps on a plane once a week or so,serving drinks and loading baggage.Along the way,he smiles politely at praise,but asks passengers to tell him more about their complaints.No concern is too small or too large,from a desire for better biscotti to a request for flights to Chicago.Neeleman gives employees the autonomy to make customer service decisions immediately."Employees at other airlines get so caught up in procedure⎯rules,rules,rules⎯that they often forget there is a paying customer there," Neeleman asserts.The following is a list of organization design terms.Mark which term best describes these two organizations. -Goal of control is employee compliance

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At the beginning of the planning-controlling process,planning

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Special Exercises FedEx.The package delivery service is committed to accurate and speedy delivery,along with excellent customer service.Information systems are vital to support the firm's complex operations and enable the delivery of 6 million packages daily.It coordinates 90,000 vehicles,677 airplanes,and 200,000 employees in 220 countries,while also ensuring that the firm meets its goals of accuracy,speed,and service.The chief information officer,Rob Carter,puts the emphasis on effectiveness,quality,and satisfaction rather than on efficiency and cost control.JetBlue.The airline industry is one of the most challenging industries for managers.Yet JetBlue,founded in 2000,became one of the most profitable airlines in the United States.Many credit CEO David Neeleman's dedication to monitoring the airline's performance and his passion for feedback.He jumps on a plane once a week or so,serving drinks and loading baggage.Along the way,he smiles politely at praise,but asks passengers to tell him more about their complaints.No concern is too small or too large,from a desire for better biscotti to a request for flights to Chicago.Neeleman gives employees the autonomy to make customer service decisions immediately."Employees at other airlines get so caught up in procedure⎯rules,rules,rules⎯that they often forget there is a paying customer there," Neeleman asserts.The following is a list of organization design terms.Mark which term best describes these two organizations. -Flat organizational design

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You are a banker reviewing a loan application from a local business.Which of the following ratios would you look at to get a quick measure of the business's ability to meet its long-term financial obligations?

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Internal audits are not as effective as external audits.

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Tasking a subordinate who does not complain about work instead of a subordinate who complains all the time,can hurt control by ____________________.

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After evaluation,an appropriate decision may be to

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Match the following.You may use a response once,more than once,or not at all. -Course prerequisites

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Imagine you are the lead representative for Ford in contract negotiations with the UAW.How can you use financial controls and budgets to support your position?

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Deirdre is a freelance editor.She knows how many chapters she needs to edit and approximately how long each chapter takes.She is calculating what she needs to do to meet her next deadline.She is making a ____ budget.

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Some investment firms require traders to take two consecutive weeks of vacation,so the traders' books can be reviewed.This is an example of

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Special Exercises FedEx.The package delivery service is committed to accurate and speedy delivery,along with excellent customer service.Information systems are vital to support the firm's complex operations and enable the delivery of 6 million packages daily.It coordinates 90,000 vehicles,677 airplanes,and 200,000 employees in 220 countries,while also ensuring that the firm meets its goals of accuracy,speed,and service.The chief information officer,Rob Carter,puts the emphasis on effectiveness,quality,and satisfaction rather than on efficiency and cost control.JetBlue.The airline industry is one of the most challenging industries for managers.Yet JetBlue,founded in 2000,became one of the most profitable airlines in the United States.Many credit CEO David Neeleman's dedication to monitoring the airline's performance and his passion for feedback.He jumps on a plane once a week or so,serving drinks and loading baggage.Along the way,he smiles politely at praise,but asks passengers to tell him more about their complaints.No concern is too small or too large,from a desire for better biscotti to a request for flights to Chicago.Neeleman gives employees the autonomy to make customer service decisions immediately."Employees at other airlines get so caught up in procedure⎯rules,rules,rules⎯that they often forget there is a paying customer there," Neeleman asserts.The following is a list of organization design terms.Mark which term best describes these two organizations. -Focus of control is speed

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