Facilitators will typically downplay content knowledge for fear of being perceived as nonobjective in a particular outcome.
Answer the following statement true (T) or false (F)
True
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Which of the following is an example of a proactive change?
A. Ciara's staff is unhappy about the long hours they have been working and several of them quit before she knows there is a problem. B. Ciara cannot get permission to hire another person until her group misses several deadlines. C. Ciara's group sent a product that was nearing its launch date back to the drawing board based on a competitor's superior new offering. D. Ciara explores improvements in bonus structures with her staff and begins to implement them despite the fact that her employees are generally content. E. Ciara is constantly "putting out fires," responding to daily crises in her group.
To apply for a trademark:
A. intent to use the mark is required. B. the mark must have been used on goods that are already traded. C. the mark must actually have been used on goods. D. the mark must be copyrighted.
Answer the following statements true (T) or false (F)
1. In a fostering change approach, management should provide the union with full information, training, and opportunities to participate in the design and implementation of change. 2. Labor unions resistance to change can be overcome by superior bargaining power and the threat of layoffs, bankruptcies or other adverse consequences. 3. Employers who are interested in fostering change can utilize manipulation, co-optation, coercion, and negotiation. 4. Public sector budget austerity is considered another aspect of financialization of markets due to the increased influence of financial institutions on public sector financial and nonfinancial decisions.
The viability of suppliers is especially important for suppliers who
A) provide mission-critical products that would be easy to replace. B) provide mission-critical products that would be difficult to replace. C) provide non-critical products that would be difficult to replace. D) provide non-critical products that would be easy to replace.