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Alignment issues and solving performance gaps are terms from class related to -
Answers -Incremental Changes

In class we discussed what organizations can do to achieve a goal. These include: -
Answers -Three of the answers provided are correct

From our class discussion we saw an example in the video on the NFL labor
negotiations the idea of - Answers -focusing on the interest, not the position

From the class we saw changes in behavior come from - Answers -Facts

The McKinsey tool we discussed in class was - Answers -MECE

From The Goal, a plant in which everyone is working all the time is one that - Answers -
is inefficient

Characteristics of the modern organization as discussed in class are - Answers -all the
answers provided are correct

The example in class for the DBR was from - Answers -Intel

The Hawthorn experiments were important as they were examples of the importance of
the - Answers -behavioral school of management

At the start of The Goal, Peach - Answers -Parked his car in Alex's slot

In the dice game in The Goal, _______ players lost the bet - Answers -ending

The idea of management hierarchy from class is from - Answers -Anthony

Role ambiguities and unresolved prior conflicts are examples of - Answers -causes of
conflicts

Which one is not part of the Theory of Constraint model from class - Answers -Fixed
cost

An example of domain analysis was - Answers -STS

The historical example of organizations were primarily concerned on - Answers -What
was the driving force for the organization?

BATNA has to do with - Answers -conflict resolution

, In the 'Beer Bust' case the key phase we wanted to remember was - Answers -"the
world is not a dichotomy'

One of our approaches to the analysis process all but which of the following terms -
Answers -corrective

From "The Young Woman Case" our message was: - Answers -values and beliefs are
not the same

An organizational goal should be - Answers -two of the correct answers are correct

Which of the following, from class is not a driving force for transformational CHANGE -
Answers -Changes in regulatory standards

The theory of constraint, as discussed in class, attempts to _____ the material through
the system - Answers -pull

Which of the following is not one of the Abraham Maslow human needs: - Answers -
Financial Needs

In the theory of constraint, which is/are the terms used to describe the types of
constraints - Answers -All three of the terms are used in class

Esme, the farmers wife, saw the contest from - Answers -the television

One of the frameworks, discussed in class, used to apply the theory of constraints is -
Answers -The Five Focusing Steps

In the "Young Woman" case, she had to - Answers -cross a bridge

From our class discussions, we see that we can change beliefs by - Answers -changing
the behavior

When Jonah talked about a balanced plant, he wanted to balance - Answers -flow of
the product to the market

Which of the following, from class, is not a target for transformational change: -
Answers -Systems

Dependent events as discussed in The Goal, occur: - Answers -two of the answers are
correct

In the STS, the group that does not have its own "system" is - Answers -The managers

One of Fredrick Taylor's ideas was to - Answers -fit the person to the job

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