Exam 9: Developing Careers
Exam 1: Meeting Present and Emerging Strategic Human Resource Challenges134 Questions
Exam 2: Managing Work Flows and Conducting Job Analysis144 Questions
Exam 3: Understanding Equal Opportunity and the Legal Environment138 Questions
Exam 4: Managing Diversity129 Questions
Exam 5: Recruiting and Selecting Employees134 Questions
Exam 6: Managing Employee Separations, Downsizing, and Outplacement139 Questions
Exam 7: Appraising and Managing Performance131 Questions
Exam 8: Training the Workforce137 Questions
Exam 9: Developing Careers135 Questions
Exam 10: Managing Compensation146 Questions
Exam 11: Rewarding Performance140 Questions
Exam 12: Designing and Administering Benefits146 Questions
Exam 13: Developing Employee Relations143 Questions
Exam 14: Respecting Employee Rights and Managing Discipline144 Questions
Exam 15: Working With Organized Labor135 Questions
Exam 16: Managing Workplace Safety and Health127 Questions
Exam 17: International HRM Challenge135 Questions
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Who is responsible for an employee's career development in most modern companies?
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Samantha is working through an instrument that will help her identify her occupational interests.She is using a(n):
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A(n)________ is a chart showing the possible directions and career opportunities available in an organization.
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Marcus is trying to encourage his employees to think and plan for their future careers.He's concerned,however,that he might create or feed unrealistic expectations.Marcus is most likely trying to answer which of the following questions?
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A number of self-development suggestions are offered by your text,such as:
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Elise focuses her time on having hard discussions with people that she often does not see eye-to-eye.Which of the following best describes how Elise is approaching advancement?
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________ is a career development activity that focuses on preparing people to fill executive positions.
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The two outer poles in the spectrum of assessment activities are:
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Currently,firms primarily view career development as a way to meet all of the following goals EXCEPT:
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Ron is consistently looking for new conferences to present at and seminars to attend.Which of the following best describes how Ron is approaching advancement?
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Additional Case 9.2
Martin, the director of HR at Austin Designs, is meeting with the career development team. The firm's CEO has decided that the company needs to invest the time and effort into improving the direction and development phases of the current career development program; however, development funds are limited. The CEO and most of the executive management team are self-made professionals who believe strongly in individual responsibility. The organizational structure of Austin Designs is very flat. The company has a wide variety of jobs but few levels of high responsibility. Feedback from employees suggests that they don't know when promotional opportunities are available.
-Refer to Additional Case 9.2.Given the organizational realities,which developmental tool would provide the best return for the lowest cost?
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Lillian,the VP of HR,insists that a career development program should be implemented at Dresses,Inc.She notes that employee turnover is increasing and many employees complain that they feel stuck in dead-end jobs.Patty,the president of HR,claims that due to the recent economic downturn,it is impossible to implement such a program.From this scenario,it is most likely that:
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All of the following are common self-assessment activities EXCEPT:
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According to the text,which of the following is NOT one of the key domains to consider when defining career success?
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Additional Case 9.1
Ron, the CEO at CableNet, wants to invest in career development because he is concerned that the firm is not prepared to meet future needs and challenges. Rudy, the operations manager, states that CableNet has already invested significantly in employee training, and a career development program would be a costly duplication. Rudy produces a recent productivity and quality study that shows significant improvement among employees to support his assertion that a development program is unnecessary. Charles, an IT manager, states that most supervisors currently discuss career options with their subordinates as part of the management process. Charles asserts that managers are taking care of their employees well enough and that nothing else is necessary. Tanya, the HR director, suggests that assigning employees to various jobs would give them a wider base of skills at a minimal expense. She asserts that an active career development program would help the company with EEO-related matters, which are a concern to her. The workforce is about 30% female and 45% minority, but upper management is 100% Asian-American male.
-Refer to Additional Case 9.1.Charles' comments suggest that the company's career development efforts are primarily based on:
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