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36. What is the management technique that is commonly and informally abbreviated to MBWA? Managem
Wandering Around) - the term is generally attributed to Tom Peters (In Search Of Excellence, 1982) alt
new management ideology rst pioneered by a few bright American companies as far back as the 194
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37. Large size hand-writing generally indicates what characteristics in the personality of the writer? Extrav
38. Since October 2004, UK employers must follow a minimum process of three-stages for handling dispu
disciplinary and grievance matters; what are the basic minimum three stages required? 1. Write a lette
the issue; 2. Have a meeting with the employee to discuss the issue; 3. Hold or o er an appeal meetin
39. Douglas McGregor de ned two main styles of management; what did he call them and how are each
Theory (or Theory-X - is authoritarian, autocratic and repressive) and Y-Theory (or Theory-Y - participa
developmental - or words to similar e ect as these two descriptions)
40. Bruce Tuckman's theory about team development uses what four sequential rhyming words to descri
progression? Forming, Storming, Norming, Performing
41. What are Howard Gardner's seven (original) Multiple Intelligences? Linguistic (words and language), Lo
numbers), Musical (music, sound, rhythm), Bodily-Kinesthetic (body movement control), Spatial-Visual
space), Interpersonal (other people's feelings), Intrapersonal (self-awareness)
42. According to Herzberg's motivational theory, which of these are 'hygiene needs' (also called 'maintena
'motivators': work conditions, salary, achievement, advancement, work itself, responsibility, company
personal growth? Of the examples listed, hygiene needs are: work conditions, salary, company car, sta
are achievement, recognition, work itself, responsibility, advancement, and personal growth)
43. What does VAK stand for in the learning styles theory? Visual, Auditory, Kinesthetic/Kinaesthetic (three
methods - seeing, listening, doing)
44. What does the business acronym IPO stand for? Initial Public O ering (meaning the initial sale of priva
shares, in a company, via the issue of shares to the public and other investing institutions)
45. What does the PEST stand for in PEST analysis? Political, Economical, Social, Technological
46. What do 'open questions' typically begin with? Open questions typically begin with Who, What, How, W
particularly capable or intelligent respondents, 'Tell me about...')
47. What visionary management thinker wrote The Age Of Unreason and The Empty Raincoat? Charles Ha
48. What are the names of the (nine) Belbin 'team roles'? Coordinator (was called 'Chairman'), Shaper, Pla
Implementer (was called 'Company Worker'), Resource Investigator, Team Worker, Completer-Finishe
49. In marketing, what are the The Four P's? Product, Price, Promotion, Place
50. A lot of the traditional 20th century sales theory and training was in uenced by the 1937 book 'How to
People'; who wrote it? Dale Carnegie
How did you do? (Scores and grading have absolutely no scienti c basis whatsoever - it's for fun.)
0-10 - you've made an excellent start and you have some exciting and fascinating learning ahead of you
11-20 - pretty good - you could run a small team or department and fair sized general store at weekends
21-30 - very good - you could run a small company or a biggish department and do a bit of part-time consul
31-40 - seriously impressive - you could run a biggish company or a small country and perhaps both
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