Which of the following is an effective question to use in a survey?
A) Don't you agree that teachers are extremely deserving of a 7 percent pay increase because of the valuable services they provide for our community?
B) Do teachers deserve a 7 percent pay increase?
C) Should teachers accept a 7 percent pay increase, or should they go on strike?
D) Do teachers, one of the hardest-working and least-respected segments of American society, deserve a 7 percent pay increase?
B
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The managerial task of effectively conveying the essence of the strategic vision is made easier by
A. adopting a catchy slogan and then using it repeatedly to illuminate the direction and purpose of "where we are headed and why." B. distributing written statements that explain "where we are going and why." C. combining the strategic vision and the company's values statement into a single document. D. having operating strategies that are easy for company personnel to understand and execute. E. waiting until the company realizes its mission and ensures the existing corporate culture is compatible with the new vision and direction.
Coastal Pharma and Brainwave Technologies have together invested and created a new organization, InnerView, to focus on developing diagnostic devices. Through this new firm, both companies are attempting to combine their core competencies to innovate and reduce their risks associated with transaction-specific investments. However, the new organization operates independent of Coastal Pharma and Brainwave Technologies. Which of the following alternatives to integration does this scenario best illustrate?
A. a corporate acquisition B. a franchisee C. a joint venture D. a licensing contract
Most factor scales have ________ degrees.
A. two to four B. six to nine C. four to eight D. three to seven
Even when a good database blueprint is available, an applications programmer's view of the data should match that of the manager and the end user
a. True b. False Indicate whether the statement is true or false