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Project and Relationship Management

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Question # 61

A manager is introducing a new bonus scheme into the business that will affect ail employees.

Using Likert ' s model he follows a benevolent authoritative style of management.

Which of the following best describes the way he introduced the new bonus scheme?

A.

He made the decision to introduce the new scheme and enforced it ctcross the business with no discussion or debate.

B.

He makes the decision to introduce the new scheme and sells the idea to employees in order to get buy-in.

C.

He asks for suggestions on whether to introduce the scheme but makes the final decision

D.

He allows staff to make the decision but offers support and advice.

Question # 62

Two management actions that would be expected to occur at the START of most successful organisational change programmes are:

A.

' Build a sense of urgency ' and ' Create a guiding coalition ' .

B.

' Hire and develop employees who can embrace the vision ' and ' Reinvigorate the change process with new projects ' .

C.

' Embed the new routines ' and ' Prepare for the next round of change ' .

D.

' Empower broad-based action ' and ' Consolidate the change ' .

Question # 63

A fundamental concept of the successful use of a Balanced Scorecard is:

A.

to continually increase the number of performance indicators used to manage the business.

B.

to sometimes use a traffic light system to help prioritise activities in the scorecard.

C.

to see the scorecard as a technique for formulating strategy.

D.

to ensure that the scorecard consists of leading indicators of performance only.

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