The major contributing factor for expatriate failure is
a. the manager’s personal maturity
b. the differences in compensation
c. the lack of technical competence
d. the inability of the expatriates and their families to adjust to the foreign culture
d. the inability of the expatriates and their families to adjust to the foreign culture
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Matthew’s manager disciplined him for spending 3 hours each day on social media instead of doing his work. This is an example of a consequence of ______.
A. code of conduct B. workplace monitoring C. employment-at-will D. orientation period
Which of the following can be protected by using trademark law?
A) a short story written on a word processor B) a logo used to identify a business C) the product formula used to manufacture a famous soft drink D) the bottling machine used to fill bottles in a beverage company
Molly Hue Apparels Inc. (MHA) had been outsourcing its production to less-developed countries in order to reduce its cost of production. With the emergence of its competitor, Hova Inc., MHA lost its competitive advantage. Hova had its production units in its home country that allowed the company to bring out the latest trends to the market earlier than MHA. Also, MHA frequently suffered due to political instability and lack of intellectual property laws in the outsourced countries. Thus, parts of MHA's strategies became obsolete and it had to relocate its production. What are such obsolete strategies referred to as in the planned emergence model?
A. emergent strategy B. unrealized strategy C. intended strategy D. tactical strategy
Coch suffered from painful arthritis. Dr. Brooke prescribed an FDA-approved drug made by Sterling that was known to help treat this disease. Sterling knew the drug could cause vision problems and warned doctors about this. Brooke warned Coch of the possible side effects of the drug. After three year's use, Coch began to suffer blurred vision, so Brooke stopped prescribing the medication. Later
Coch went blind, probably from the drug. Coch sued the doctor and the drug company. in this case a court would probably: a. hold Dr. Brooke and Sterling drug and FDA liable b. hold Dr. Brooke and Sterling drug liable c. hold Dr. Brooke liable d. hold Sterling drug company liable e. find no liability due to assumption of risk for unavoidably dangerous product