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Evaluation of the effectiveness of the training program - ANSWERS-of the
following aspects of a training program for supervisory personnel in a public
agency, the aspect for which it is usually the most difficult to develop adequate
information is the:
Early and late productivity - ANSWERS-Criterion dimensions can be either static
or dynamic. Studies have demonstrated that there are different predictions for:
An information exchange interview - ANSWERS-The type of interview in which
the supervisor sits down with a subordinate to discuss his performance over the
last year is most likely to be:
Problem solving interview - ANSWERS-A style of interview where questions are
used to identify, test and measure a candidates approach to difficult and
unusual situations.
, Management Audit - ANSWERS-The review and appraisal of an organization to
determine waste and deficiencies, improved methods, better means of control,
more efficient operations, and greater use of human and physical facilities is
known as:
Positioning - ANSWERS-The manual, visual, and mental elements into which an
operation may be analyzed in time and motion study are denoted by the term:
Decision - ANSWERS-The ♦ symbol as used in a system flow chart denotes:
Problem solving techniques - ANSWERS-Kepner-tregoc management training
courses are most closely involved with:
Participants be encouraged to take part in the discussions - ANSWERS-In order
that group conferences serve their purposes of developing professional staff, it
is essential that:
Design jobs to meet the realities of the labor market - ANSWERS-In considering
the functions of a manager, it is clear that the firs step in building a quality work
force is the manager's need to:
Risks are not avoided but accepted as a condition of change - ANSWERS-Based
on data documenting the differences between healthy and unhealthy
organizations, which statement describes a healthy as contrasted with an
unhealthy organization: