Which of the following managerial styles is traditionally considered to be feminine?
A. authoritative
B. leading by example
C. inclusive
D. being directive
Answer: C
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In path-goal theory, the degree to which followers respect, admire, and defer to authority is called
A) authoritarianism. B) locus of control. C) power of authority. D) ability. E) span of control.
Renata McCarter, an outside sales representative for Alinda Publications, receives 15 percent commission on all new magazine subscriptions she sells in her sales territory. During the week of March 27, she sold $4,500 of new subscriptions and worked 40 hours.
1. What is her gross pay? 2. Is she subject to minimum wage laws? 3. Is she subject to minimum wage laws?
Which statement accurately describes a characteristic of information technology?
A. It has increased personal communication. B. It has increased a sense of urgency related to decision making. C. It has decreased ethical decision making for managers. D. It has resulted in additional down time for managers. E. It has created inflexible worksites.