What do the Enron Corporation, Worldcom, and Tyco have in common?
A) They were part of the oil and gas industry.
B) All three were owned by a single parent company.
C) Each one was an example of sound corporate governance.
D) All were involved in corporate scandals.
Answer: D
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A) explore the feasibility of exporting B) commit resources for exporting C) receive unsolicited export orders D) believe in attractiveness of exporting E) build confidence in firm's ability for exporting
Which of the following sentences avoids a cliché?
A) First and foremost, I would like to thank you for attending. B) We need to think outside the box in creating new products. C) His presentation was well received by the board of trustees. D) Meeting that early deadline is easier said than done.
Nineteen-year-old Martin was raised in a good, Christian home and attended parochial school through eighth grade. Martin is a good student and citizen who conforms to the expectations of his church, family, and peers. He does so because he loves his family and church, is loyal to them, and trusts them. Under Kohlberg's schematic analysis, Martin is most likely at what stage of moral development?
a. Pre-conventional. b. Conventional. c. Post-conventional. d. Adult.
______ is a one-on-one intervention in which an individual works to improve a specific personal, interpersonal, or skills area, or to take actions to reach a desired future goal working with a facilitator on the process of personal change.
a. Mentoring b. Coaching c. Career planning and development d. 360-degre feedback