Victoria had to write a letter to a job applicant telling him that he was not selected for a position. Because she really liked the applicant, she wrote in the rejection letter, "I thought you were our top candidate." What has Victoria done that might lead to legal difficulties?
A) She is guilty of the "good-guy syndrome."
B) She has used careless language.
C) She has used abusive language.
D) She has done nothing wrong.
A
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A. Agile supply chain B. Erratic supply chain C. Efficient supply chain D. Responsive supply chain E. Risk-hedging supply chain
Which of the following statements is true of the new product development process?
A) The purpose of the idea screening stage is to create a large number of ideas. B) Under the business analysis stage, if the new product satisfies the company's objectives, the product then moves to the product development stage. C) A product concept is the way consumers perceive an actual or potential product. D) The concept testing stage is the stage at which the product and its proposed marketing program are introduced into realistic market settings. E) Commercialization is the process of inviting broad communities of people such as customers, employees, and scientists into the new product innovation process.
What are the two most common primary research methods?
A) websites and books.
B) experiments and observations.
C) surveys and interviews.
D) test panels and experiments.
E) reports and memos.
Alberto was attending a concert at Parker Hall. During the concert Alberto had leave his seat to go to the washroom. There was some construction going on in the hallway outside the washroom, and Alberto tripped on a loose tile, injuring himself. Because it was fairly dark, he didn't see the sign warning patrons to watch their step. Alberto sues Parker Hall for negligence. Which of the following is TRUE?
A) The defendants complied with the standard of care by warning patrons of the danger. B) Alberto voluntarily assumed the risk of an accident by going to the bathroom in the dark. C) The premises were not reasonably in safe in the circumstances. D) The defendants did not take reasonable care to make the premises safe E) Both C and D.