A) Self-managing teams are highly involved in decision making.
B) Self-managing teams do not have the authority to schedule work or hire team members.
C) Organizations do not have to incur additional training expenditures.
D) Team members do not have to perform a wide variety of tasks, and they view their effort as significant.
E) Self-managing teams consume more time and result in lower productivity.
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A) It provides listings of fixed job titles and narrow task descriptions.
B) It uses a common language that generalizes across jobs to describe the abilities, work styles, work activities, and work context required for various occupations.
C) It represents the first attempt made by the U.S. Department of Labor to match the demand and supply of labor.
D) It uses an online platform to provide information about available federal jobs.
E) It was created by the U.S. Department of Labor in the 1930s as a vehicle for helping the new public employment system link the demand and supply of skills in the U.S. workforce.
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A) Work Sampling Technique
B) Participant Observation Technique
C) Fleishman Job Analysis System
D) Position Analysis Questionnaire
E) Conjoint Analysis Technique
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A) increased efficiency
B) increased complexity
C) decreased repetitiveness
D) increased skill requirements
E) decreased specialization
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A) Its employees have previous experience in performing similar jobs.
B) It has factual or procedural information that is necessary for successfully performing a task.
C) Its employees have a significant level of proficiency required to perform a particular task.
D) Its employees are highly motivated.
E) Its employees have software certifications.
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A) the raw materials required
B) the number of employees needed
C) the work processes used to generate the end product
D) an inventory of equipment, facilities, and systems
E) the data and information required by the production unit
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A) a study of the interface between individuals' physiology and the characteristics of the physical work environment.
B) a study of jobs to find the simplest way to structure work in order to maximize efficiency.
C) a study of the tasks, duties, and responsibilities of employees in a new job.
D) a study of the knowledge, skills, and abilities necessary to perform a job.
E) a study of the relationship between intrinsic rewards and employee motivation in the context of human resource management.
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A) KSAOs are characteristics of people and are not directly observable.
B) KSAOs and TDRs are the same thing.
C) In developing job specifications, considering all elements of KSAOs is unimportant.
D) The term stands for knowledge, skill, adaptability, and other characteristics.
E) KSAOs detail the tasks, duties, and responsibilities of a job.
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A) job evaluation.
B) job analysis.
C) job description.
D) job specification.
E) job orientation.
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A) They help HR professionals ensure that all aspects of talent management are aligned with an organization's strategy.
B) They identify and describe a few competencies required for success in a particular occupation or set of jobs.
C) They are only applicable to middle managers of an organization.
D) They focus more on tasks and outcomes and not on how people work.
E) They are only created for different occupational groups in an organization.
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A) The PAQ considers the whole work process, from inputs through outputs.
B) The PAQ can be easily scored without a computer.
C) The PAQ is based on 52 categories of abilities.
D) The PAQ can be completed by untrained personnel.
E) A person who fills out the PAQ does not need college-level reading skills.
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A) Job specifications define tasks, and job descriptions define responsibilities.
B) Job specifications list observable actions, and job descriptions describe general qualities.
C) Job specifications look at a job's activities, and job descriptions look at the qualities needed to do the job.
D) Job descriptions define tasks, and job specifications define responsibilities.
E) Job descriptions look at a job's activities, and job specifications look at the qualities needed to do the job.
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A) Errors in job analysis have multiple sources, but most result from outdated job descriptions.
B) Today's workplace is more or less inflexible and is not constantly subject to change.
C) People imagine jobs to be unstable, whereas jobs actually do not change or evolve over time.
D) Changes in jobs occur only when there is a change in the descriptions of jobs.
E) Steve's argument is incorrect because new jobs do not have job descriptions.
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A) shoulder strain from carrying them around
B) pain from the tactile feedback of pressing keys
C) fatigue from taking frequent breaks to move around
D) physical strain to wrists from improper positioning for typing
E) distraction from paying attention to posture
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