Exam 7: Management Preference Analysis
Exam 1: A General Management Perspective55 Questions
Exam 2: Strategy55 Questions
Exam 3: The Diamond-E Framework55 Questions
Exam 4: Tools for Environment Analysis55 Questions
Exam 5: Environment Analysis55 Questions
Exam 6: Resource Analysis55 Questions
Exam 7: Management Preference Analysis55 Questions
Exam 8: Strategy and Organization55 Questions
Exam 9: Strategic Choice55 Questions
Exam 10: Implementing Strategy Change Agenda and Starting Conditions55 Questions
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The general manager's role is to create value for the stakeholders using organizational resources.
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Corporate performance crises are the result of failures in judgment on the part of senior management.
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The personal history of the managers of competing firms can sometimes suggest how their firms will respond to strategic threats.
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In highly politicized firms, managers often have hidden agendas that could compromise the strategic planning process.
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Underperforming firms are pressured to achieve their potential by
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When persuasion fails to resolve moderate conflict between required and observed managerial preferences, modifying the strategy may not be the best solution because the new proposal
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Most strategic proposals will have similar consequences for senior managers in different job positions.
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If a firm operates from a position of self-interest and mistrust which impairs its ability to make good business decisions, the firm is lacking which character dimension?
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Good managers engage in candid introspection with respect to the strategic choice processes of the organization.
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Discrepancies between required and observed management preferences with respect to strategy have little effect on the organizational capabilities of the business.
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Managers with a strong need for achievement are most likely to favour
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Managers with a strong need for security are most likely to favour
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The key stakeholder groups for most organization are shareholders, employees, and customers.
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One technique for addressing minor discrepancies between the required and observed strategic preferences of the management team is to
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Minimal conflict between required/observed management preferences often occurs in situations involving
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Organizational change will likely be required to resolve conflicts of
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The strategic preferences of an organization's functional managers are usually similar.
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Expectations of subordinates have little influence on a manager's strategic preferences.
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The easiest way to reconcile the strategy/managerial preferences linkage is by
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