Written standards and rules a business has to run by are called

• Beneficiary

• Procedure manuals

• Handbooks

• Policy manuals

Applying for job openings that match your career goals in many organizations

• Portable document file

• Traditional job search

• Equal opportunity employer

• Targeted job search

While the executive is away on a trip, the administrative assistant

• You should place your napkin on the left side of your plate

• Should inform the executive about urgent messages or correspondence

• Processing information

• Consider whether the company offers opportunity for advancement

Words that join noun or pronoun objects to other words in sentences are

• Prepositions

• Conjunctions

• Ethics

• Database

Chronological filing in filing documents by

• Beneficiary

• Subject

• Most recent date

• Geographical location

An environment in which people do not trust one another and constantly attempt to defend their position is called

• A fortress culture

• Email signature

• A global culture

• A defense culture

The majority of promotions into management are generally made from

• Conjunctions

• Competitive functions

• Outside the organization

• Within the organization

Cover letters and resumes sent to companies which are not actively seeking new employees are referred to as

• Unsolicited

• Contacts

• Dilapidated

• Technical

When traveling in a foreign country

• Try to make a positive impression on the receptionists and others in the waiting area

• Consider whether the company offers opportunity for advancement

• Do not criticize people or the customs of the country you are visiting

• You should place your napkin on the left side of your plate

The graphic presentation of a company's structure is a

• Clustered bar chart

• Pie chart

• Bar chart

• Organization chart