Deck 1: The Office Environment

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Organizations that seek to provide services and not to make a profit are

A) not-for-profit entities
B) government units
C) businesses
D) both A and B
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A business owned by one individual is a sole proprietorship.
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An office is a place in which the affairs of an individual, a business, or an organization are carried out.
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An organization's communications network that is meant for use by its employees or members is called

A) the Internet
B) an intranet
C) an extranet
D) a mobile office
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Maintaining calendars is an example of

A) creating or analyzing information
B) searching for information
C) communicating information
D) managing information
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An organization chart shows the structure of a company.
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A cooperative worker is willing to participate in what needs to be done to achieve a goal.
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The board of directors oversees the day-to-day operations of a company.
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Editing and proofreading are examples of managing information, a key office activity.
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An office that moves from place to place as needed on a daily or weekly basis is called a traditional office.
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Nonterritorial workspaces are workspaces that are assigned permanently to particular employees.
Question
Because technology is changing, office workers may expect their responsibilities and the way they work to

A) remain basically the same in the future
B) change markedly from time to time
C) require little or no new learning
D) both A and C
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All three major types of organizations (businesses, not-for-profit entities, and government units) have the same overall goals.
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Government units seek to make a profit.
Question
A virtual office is

A) permanent and located where the company does business
B) a space within a person's home organized for the efficient performance of office tasks
C) the capability to perform work activities away from a traditional office setting
D) all the above
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Internal customers are people inside your organization who use products or services you provide.
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Customer focus is paying attention to fulfilling the needs and wants of customers.
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As an office professional, it is not likely that you will be expected to work in teams with others.
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Assigning temporary office workspace to workers as needed is called telecommuting.
Question
A space within a person's home that is organized for the efficient performance of office tasks is referred to as a mobile office.
Question
Increasingly, American companies

A) have fewer layers of middle management
B) have more layers of middle management
C) discourage workers from making decisions without review by a higher-level manager
D) none of the above
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An effective customer service strategy is

A) giving customers limited information about an issue
B) ignoring customer input
C) assuming solutions to a problem have been effective
D) showing respect for customers
Question
Information consists of

A) unorganized data or facts
B) data or facts that have been organized into a meaningful form
C) only facts that a worker has personally verified
D) none of the above
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Match between columns
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
Internet
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
vendor
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
corporation
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
income statement
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
profit
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
confidential
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
customer
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
empathy
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
goodwill
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
work ethic
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
intranet
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
hoteling
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
Internet
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
vendor
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
corporation
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
income statement
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
profit
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
confidential
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
customer
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
empathy
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
goodwill
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
work ethic
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
intranet
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
hoteling
Private or secret
Internet
Private or secret
vendor
Private or secret
corporation
Private or secret
income statement
Private or secret
profit
Private or secret
confidential
Private or secret
customer
Private or secret
empathy
Private or secret
goodwill
Private or secret
work ethic
Private or secret
intranet
Private or secret
hoteling
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
Internet
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
vendor
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
corporation
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
income statement
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
profit
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
confidential
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
customer
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
empathy
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
goodwill
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
work ethic
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
intranet
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
hoteling
Monetary gain, advantage
Internet
Monetary gain, advantage
vendor
Monetary gain, advantage
corporation
Monetary gain, advantage
income statement
Monetary gain, advantage
profit
Monetary gain, advantage
confidential
Monetary gain, advantage
customer
Monetary gain, advantage
empathy
Monetary gain, advantage
goodwill
Monetary gain, advantage
work ethic
Monetary gain, advantage
intranet
Monetary gain, advantage
hoteling
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
Internet
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
vendor
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
corporation
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
income statement
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
profit
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
confidential
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
customer
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
empathy
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
goodwill
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
work ethic
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
intranet
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
hoteling
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
Internet
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
vendor
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
corporation
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
income statement
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
profit
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
confidential
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
customer
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
empathy
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
goodwill
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
work ethic
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
intranet
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
hoteling
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
Internet
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
vendor
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
corporation
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
income statement
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
profit
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
confidential
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
customer
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
empathy
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
goodwill
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
work ethic
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
intranet
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
hoteling
A seller of goods or services
Internet
A seller of goods or services
vendor
A seller of goods or services
corporation
A seller of goods or services
income statement
A seller of goods or services
profit
A seller of goods or services
confidential
A seller of goods or services
customer
A seller of goods or services
empathy
A seller of goods or services
goodwill
A seller of goods or services
work ethic
A seller of goods or services
intranet
A seller of goods or services
hoteling
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
Internet
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
vendor
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
corporation
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
income statement
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
profit
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
confidential
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
customer
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
empathy
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
goodwill
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
work ethic
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
intranet
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
hoteling
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
Internet
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
vendor
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
corporation
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
income statement
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
profit
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
confidential
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
customer
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
empathy
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
goodwill
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
work ethic
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
intranet
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
hoteling
A friendly or kindly attitude
Internet
A friendly or kindly attitude
vendor
A friendly or kindly attitude
corporation
A friendly or kindly attitude
income statement
A friendly or kindly attitude
profit
A friendly or kindly attitude
confidential
A friendly or kindly attitude
customer
A friendly or kindly attitude
empathy
A friendly or kindly attitude
goodwill
A friendly or kindly attitude
work ethic
A friendly or kindly attitude
intranet
A friendly or kindly attitude
hoteling
Question
When you make a mistake at work

A) accept responsibility for the error as soon as you realize it was made
B) take steps to place blame for the mistake on a coworker
C) pretend you do not know about the mistake
D) quietly correct the mistake but do not admit that you made the mistake
Question
When workers are allowed to make some decisions without review by managers it is called

A) employee decision making
B) teamwork
C) employee empowerment
D) risk taking
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Virtual assistants

A) require an on-site office space
B) are usually full-time salaried employees
C) are usually paid only for their work or the projects they complete
D) both A and C
Question
Persons who direct the daily activities of a company are called

A) senior management
B) middle management
C) departmental employees
D) the board of directors
Question
A professional worker is

A) cooperative and flexible
B) not concerned about helping others complete projects
C) loyal to the company
D) both A and C
Question
Using reference manuals and books is an example of

A) analyzing information
B) processing information
C) searching for information
D) communicating information
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To work effectively in a team

A) define the tasks or duties of each team member
B) identify how success will be measured
C) do not waste time setting goals for the team
D) both A and B
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People or organizations outside your company that buy or use your products or services are

A) internal customers
B) external customers
C) vendors
D) none of the above
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Making decisions and recommendations based on information studied is an example of

A) searching for information
B) analyzing information
C) communicating information
D) managing information
Question
Communicating information is a key office activity that includes

A) entering data into databases
B) maintaining calendars
C) delivering oral presentations
D) all the above
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Organizations that seek to provide services and not to make a profit are

A) not-for-profit entities
B) government units
C) businesses
D) both A and B
D
2
A business owned by one individual is a sole proprietorship.
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3
An office is a place in which the affairs of an individual, a business, or an organization are carried out.
True
4
An organization's communications network that is meant for use by its employees or members is called

A) the Internet
B) an intranet
C) an extranet
D) a mobile office
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Maintaining calendars is an example of

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B) searching for information
C) communicating information
D) managing information
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An organization chart shows the structure of a company.
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A cooperative worker is willing to participate in what needs to be done to achieve a goal.
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The board of directors oversees the day-to-day operations of a company.
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Editing and proofreading are examples of managing information, a key office activity.
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An office that moves from place to place as needed on a daily or weekly basis is called a traditional office.
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Nonterritorial workspaces are workspaces that are assigned permanently to particular employees.
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Because technology is changing, office workers may expect their responsibilities and the way they work to

A) remain basically the same in the future
B) change markedly from time to time
C) require little or no new learning
D) both A and C
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All three major types of organizations (businesses, not-for-profit entities, and government units) have the same overall goals.
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Government units seek to make a profit.
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A virtual office is

A) permanent and located where the company does business
B) a space within a person's home organized for the efficient performance of office tasks
C) the capability to perform work activities away from a traditional office setting
D) all the above
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Internal customers are people inside your organization who use products or services you provide.
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Customer focus is paying attention to fulfilling the needs and wants of customers.
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As an office professional, it is not likely that you will be expected to work in teams with others.
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Assigning temporary office workspace to workers as needed is called telecommuting.
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A space within a person's home that is organized for the efficient performance of office tasks is referred to as a mobile office.
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Increasingly, American companies

A) have fewer layers of middle management
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C) discourage workers from making decisions without review by a higher-level manager
D) none of the above
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An effective customer service strategy is

A) giving customers limited information about an issue
B) ignoring customer input
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Information consists of

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D) none of the above
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Match between columns
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
Internet
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
vendor
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
corporation
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
income statement
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
profit
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
confidential
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
customer
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
empathy
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
goodwill
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
work ethic
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
intranet
A value system that places importance on work or other purposeful activity
hoteling
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
Internet
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
vendor
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
corporation
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
income statement
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
profit
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
confidential
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
customer
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
empathy
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
goodwill
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
work ethic
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
intranet
Understanding or concern for someone's feelings or position
hoteling
Private or secret
Internet
Private or secret
vendor
Private or secret
corporation
Private or secret
income statement
Private or secret
profit
Private or secret
confidential
Private or secret
customer
Private or secret
empathy
Private or secret
goodwill
Private or secret
work ethic
Private or secret
intranet
Private or secret
hoteling
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
Internet
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
vendor
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
corporation
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
income statement
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
profit
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
confidential
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
customer
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
empathy
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
goodwill
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
work ethic
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
intranet
A business organized under the laws of a state for which a charter is secured
hoteling
Monetary gain, advantage
Internet
Monetary gain, advantage
vendor
Monetary gain, advantage
corporation
Monetary gain, advantage
income statement
Monetary gain, advantage
profit
Monetary gain, advantage
confidential
Monetary gain, advantage
customer
Monetary gain, advantage
empathy
Monetary gain, advantage
goodwill
Monetary gain, advantage
work ethic
Monetary gain, advantage
intranet
Monetary gain, advantage
hoteling
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
Internet
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
vendor
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
corporation
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
income statement
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
profit
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
confidential
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
customer
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
empathy
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
goodwill
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
work ethic
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
intranet
Someone who buys or uses an organization's products or services
hoteling
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
Internet
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
vendor
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
corporation
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
income statement
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
profit
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
confidential
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
customer
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
empathy
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
goodwill
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
work ethic
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
intranet
A public, world-wide computer network that spans the globe
hoteling
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
Internet
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
vendor
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
corporation
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
income statement
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
profit
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
confidential
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
customer
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
empathy
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
goodwill
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
work ethic
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
intranet
A document that shows profit or loss for a business for a certain period of time
hoteling
A seller of goods or services
Internet
A seller of goods or services
vendor
A seller of goods or services
corporation
A seller of goods or services
income statement
A seller of goods or services
profit
A seller of goods or services
confidential
A seller of goods or services
customer
A seller of goods or services
empathy
A seller of goods or services
goodwill
A seller of goods or services
work ethic
A seller of goods or services
intranet
A seller of goods or services
hoteling
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
Internet
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
vendor
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
corporation
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
income statement
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
profit
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
confidential
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
customer
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
empathy
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
goodwill
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
work ethic
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
intranet
A private computer network that looks and operates similar to web pages
hoteling
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
Internet
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
vendor
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
corporation
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
income statement
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
profit
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
confidential
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
customer
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
empathy
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
goodwill
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
work ethic
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
intranet
Using workspace that is assigned as needed
hoteling
A friendly or kindly attitude
Internet
A friendly or kindly attitude
vendor
A friendly or kindly attitude
corporation
A friendly or kindly attitude
income statement
A friendly or kindly attitude
profit
A friendly or kindly attitude
confidential
A friendly or kindly attitude
customer
A friendly or kindly attitude
empathy
A friendly or kindly attitude
goodwill
A friendly or kindly attitude
work ethic
A friendly or kindly attitude
intranet
A friendly or kindly attitude
hoteling
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When you make a mistake at work

A) accept responsibility for the error as soon as you realize it was made
B) take steps to place blame for the mistake on a coworker
C) pretend you do not know about the mistake
D) quietly correct the mistake but do not admit that you made the mistake
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When workers are allowed to make some decisions without review by managers it is called

A) employee decision making
B) teamwork
C) employee empowerment
D) risk taking
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Virtual assistants

A) require an on-site office space
B) are usually full-time salaried employees
C) are usually paid only for their work or the projects they complete
D) both A and C
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Persons who direct the daily activities of a company are called

A) senior management
B) middle management
C) departmental employees
D) the board of directors
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A professional worker is

A) cooperative and flexible
B) not concerned about helping others complete projects
C) loyal to the company
D) both A and C
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Using reference manuals and books is an example of

A) analyzing information
B) processing information
C) searching for information
D) communicating information
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To work effectively in a team

A) define the tasks or duties of each team member
B) identify how success will be measured
C) do not waste time setting goals for the team
D) both A and B
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People or organizations outside your company that buy or use your products or services are

A) internal customers
B) external customers
C) vendors
D) none of the above
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Making decisions and recommendations based on information studied is an example of

A) searching for information
B) analyzing information
C) communicating information
D) managing information
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Communicating information is a key office activity that includes

A) entering data into databases
B) maintaining calendars
C) delivering oral presentations
D) all the above
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