When interviewing stakeholders about a new database you may find some people resistant to the proposed changes. Which of the following represents the best practice for dealing with them?
A) Dismiss their concerns and focus on the requirements
B) Refer them to their supervisor
C) Listen to their concerns. They may have valid reasons for feeling as they do
D) Reassure them that it will all turn out for the best
C
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Normative theories contain at least one premise stating how things should be.
Presley Products Inc is a manufacturer of limited edition dolls. They use operations costing to measure and track the costs incurred for specific product lines. While most of the products do require some machine time, Presley has determined that direct labor hours drive its manufacturing overhead costs. During the month of April, the following data were available for a particular line of dolls:
Direct labor 3,000 hours at $10 per hour Direct materials 4,000 pounds at $2 per pound If total overhead costs during the month totaled $25,000 when a total of 50,000 direct labor hours were worked, what will be the total manufacturing cost for this line of dolls? A) $40,500 B) $44,000 C) $63,000 D) $39,500
The duty of fair representation created by the NLRA requires that A)a union treat all members fairly, impartially and in good faith
B)a union must pursue any member's grievance against the employer. C)an employer, in communications with employees during a union organizing effort, must fairly represent the effects it believes a union will have on the company. D)the NLRB certify only proposed bargaining units that it thinks the union can properly represent.
If you sample standard error equals .25, this means that…
a. on average, sample means fall within 25% of the population mean b. on average, sample means fall within .25 of the population mean c. on average, sample means fall within .5 of the population mean d. none of the above