Architecture, ____________, protocols and media are the four network differentiators.
Fill in the blank(s) with the appropriate word(s).
Topology
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A production worker believes that her supervisor is intentionally assigning her to work on machinery for which she does not have the proper training. She is worried about her safety and wonders if the supervisor is intentionally harassing her. The worker is represented by a union, so she starts the grievance process specified in the labor agreement. Assuming this is a typical grievance procedure, in which step, if any, will the employee likely act alone?
A. None; the union handles all steps of the grievance procedure without involving the employee. B. The first step; the employee can speak with her supervisor on her own before involving the union. C. The step in which a written grievance is submitted; this must be written and delivered by the employee only. D. The final step; the employee and the supervisor would meet together with the union-appointed arbitrator. E. The step of deciding to appeal an unresolved grievance; it is up to the employee to choose arbitration or no appeal.
Concern for health and fitness is one reason that 51 million people in the United States report that they are trying to control their weight. This concern is an example of
A. changing regulatory forces. B. changing demographics. C. changing population composition. D. changing ethnic composition. E. changing values.
Adam wants to buy a six-passenger car. The salesman tells him that the two-seat sports car Adam sees on the car lot would be just perfect for six people. Adam test drives the car and then buys it
a. Adam has a valid cause of action for fraud. b. Adam is not entitled to relief based on fraud because he was not justified in relying upon the salesman's representation that the car would seat six people. c. The element of scienter is missing in this fact situation. d. The salesman is in a confidential relationship with Adam.
Leads are different from prospects in that
A. leads may not have a need for the product or service offered. B. leads are less likely to receive cold calls than prospects. C. leads are tougher to identify than prospects. D. leads are more likely to make a purchase than prospects. E. missionary sales reps are likely to close deals with leads.