A) occupational intimacy
B) brand alignment
C) appraisal
D) compensation
E) job design
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A) training
B) employee appraisal
C) employee development
D) compensation
E) staffing
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A) encourage experimentation.
B) ensure rigidity.
C) help sustain the status quo.
D) encourage groupthink.
E) demonstrate a high degree of risk aversion.
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A) HR banner
B) HR bulletin board
C) HR showcase
D) HR dashboard
E) HR scroll
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A) high employee turnover
B) critical,systematic thinking
C) disruptive,intermittent learning
D) organizational change
E) organizational anarchy
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A) rewarding employees for meeting goals
B) paying all employees the same salary,regardless of performance
C) giving out trophies instead of extra pay for accomplishments
D) simplifying jobs to the most routine activities
E) setting easy-to-reach goals
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A) The term refers specifically to the organization's shareholders.
B) The term refers specifically to the organization's offshore clients.
C) The term usually refers to the organization's top management.
D) The term refers to the organization as a whole and its other divisions.
E) The term refers to the labor law enforcement agencies.
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A) training results
B) committed employees
C) goals
D) specific HRM activity
E) predicted successes
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A) information systems
B) reward systems
C) performance
D) organizational structure
E) task design
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A) Emotional behavior
B) Ethical behavior
C) Physical behavior
D) Mental behavior
E) Cognitive behavior
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A) Creating a high-performance work system is akin to using traditional management practices.
B) To function as a high-performance work system,people,technology,and organizational structure must be completely independent of one another.
C) To develop a high-performance work system,organizations need to determine what kinds of people fit their needs and then locate,train,and motivate those special people.
D) A high-performance work system usually excludes reward systems.
E) Integrated high-performance work practices usually have little impact on productivity and long-term financial performance.
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A) providing employees with the training they need to succeed at work
B) keeping records of whether employees complete training when it is required
C) reporting safety performance to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration
D) directing employees who call to submit their questions in writing on a certain form
E) telling employees what they must do to meet the needs of the HR department
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A) the extent to which training programs meet the needs of employees and the company
B) training dollars per employee
C) communication to employees about available training opportunities
D) assistance in identifying management potential
E) the quality of introduction or orientation programs
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