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Course: FINANCE 11, Spring 2011School: Amity University
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The Q22. influence a person has because of his high competence may be termed as Ans. (c) Referent Power Q23. When a young person joins an organization he needs some senior person in whom he can confide and get advice and support. Such a relationship may be called: Ans. (a) Mentoring Q24. Counseling is: Ans. (a) Helping the employee to grow and develop Q25. The term OCTAPAC is used in relation to which of the...
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The Q22. influence a person has because of his high competence may be termed as
Ans. (c) Referent Power
Q23. When a young person joins an organization he needs some senior person in whom he can
confide and get advice and support. Such a relationship may be called:
Ans. (a) Mentoring
Q24. Counseling is:
Ans. (a) Helping the employee to grow and develop
Q25. The term OCTAPAC is used in relation to which of the following:
Ans. (b) Organizational culture and climate
Q26. Line managers (a) are:
Ans. Production and Marketing Managers
Q27. Job specification spell out
Ans. (a) The functional description of the job
Q28. The method of recruitment may include:
Ans. (d) All of the above
Q29. Which of the following is not typical Rater error
Ans. (c) Central tendency
Q30. Spillover effect in Rater Errors means:
Ans. (c) Allowing the past performance to influence how present performance is evaluated
Q31. Key result areas are usually termed as:
Ans. (a) Objectives
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