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Lotte developed a fat-fryer machine that reduced the amount of oil used to fry burgers by 35 percent over its current competitors. This is an example of an attempt to improve the organization's:

• A. effectiveness.
  

• B. efficiency.
  

• C. planning.
  

• D. organizing.
  

Four managerial functions arrange in order:

• A. Organizing, Planning, Controlling, Leading

• B. Organizing, Leading, Planning, Controlling

• C. Planning, Organizing, Leading, Controlling

• D. Planning, Organizing, Controlling, Leading

A person who is responsible for supervising the organization's use of its resources is known as:

• A. managers.
  

• B. normalisers.

• C. precisionist.

• D. strategists.

Which managers are often called supervisors ?

• A. First-line
  

• B. Middle
  

• C. Top

• D. Interim

The top managers are responsible for the performance of all the departments in an organization, this is another way of saying that they have:

• A. restructuring responsibilities.
  

• B. technical responsibilities.

• C. global responsibilities.
  

• D. cross-departmental responsibilities.

6. Which of the following includes the ability to understand, lead, and control the behavior of other workers?

• A. Human skill
  

• B. Communication skill

• C. Conceptual skill

• D. Technical skill

The ability of a accountant related to prepare the organization's balance sheet is an example of a(n):

• A. critical thinking skill.

• B. conceptual skill.

• C. technical skill.

• D. human skill.

........... involves simplifying, shrinking, or downsizing an organization's operations to lower operating costs.

• Outsourcing
  

• B. Restructuring

• C. Streamlining

• D. Insourcing

The trait of a person that is feelling good about himself and the rest of the world is known as:

• A. conscientiousness.
  

• B. openness to experience.

• C. positive affectivity.
  

• D. extraversion.
  

. Trait of a manager to get along well with other workers is known as:

• A. positive affectivity.
  

• B. agreeableness.
  

• C. conscientiousness.
  

• D. extraversion.