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MinSU HRM-BSEntrep 2

Total questions: 36

Worksheet time: 20mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

The people that works in the organization, endowed with a range of abilities, talents and attitudes, influence productivity, quality and profitability

a)

Human Resources

b)

Community

c)

Society

d)

individuals

2.

It differ from other resources the employer uses, partly because individuals are endowed with varying levels of ability (including aptitudes, skills and knowledge), with personality traits, role perception and differences in experience, and partly as a result of differences in motivation and commitment

a)

HRM

b)

Human Resources

c)

Society

d)

Resources

e)

Management

3.

1.       The process of dealing with or controlling things or people.

a)

Management

b)

Resources

c)

Organization

d)

Employers

4.

   Human Resource Management is a process of motivating workers in the organization in order to obtain (a)   output from them.

5.

One of the functions of HRM that deals with obtaining people with appropriate skills, abilities, knowledge and experience to fill jobs in the work organization. Pertinent practices are human resource planning, job analysis, recruitment and selection.

a)

Employee Development

b)

Employee Maintenance

c)

Rewards

d)

Staffing

6.

One of the functions of HRM that Involves the design and administration of reward systems. Practices include job evaluation, performance appraisal, and benefits.

a)

Employee Development

b)

Employee Maintenance

c)

Rewards

d)

Staffing

7.

One of the functions of HRM that Involves analyzing training requirement to ensure that employees possess the knowledge and skills to perform satisfactorily in their jobs or to advance in the organization. Performance appraisal can identify employee key skills and 'competence’.

a)

Employee Development

b)

Employee Maintenance

c)

Rewards

d)

Staffing

8.

One of the functions of HRM that Involves in the administration and monitoring of workplace safety, health and welfare policies to retain a competent workforce and comply with statutory standards and regulations.

a)

Employee Development

b)

Employee Maintenance

c)

Rewards

d)

Staffing

9.

The type of conflict that supports the goals of the work group and improves its performance.

a)

Functional

b)

Dysfunctional

c)

healthy

d)

unhealthy

10.

It refers to those activities that are not required as part of manager’s formal role, but which influence, or attempts to influence, the distribution of resources for the purpose of promoting personal objectives

a)

Organizational Politics

b)

Organizational conflicts

c)

Unstructured

d)

structured

11.

This view assumed that people can be trained to be effective managers. Classical management theorists set out to develop a ‘science of management’, in which management is defined in terms of planning, organizing, commanding, coordinating, and controlling

a)

Organizational Politics

b)

Management as Science

c)

Management as Art

d)

structured

12.

According to this perspective managerial skills can be developed but cannot be acquired by attending business schools and managers are born

a)

Organizational Politics

b)

Management as Science

c)

Management as Art

d)

structured

13.

What is the most indispensable entity in the organization?

a)

Politics

b)

Management

c)

HR

d)

Staff

14.

This is an organization under the jurisdiction of the Gioverning body of a country. Those that offers services for the people with at least and few intention of profit.

a)

Public

b)

Management

c)

private

d)

Staff

15.

This is an organization under entrepreneurs with its goal of maximization of profit. This is not for public entities.

a)

Public

b)

Management

c)

private

d)

Staff

16.

The function of HRM that deals with obtaining people with appropriate skills, abilities, knowledgeand experiences to fill jobs in the work organization. Pertinent practices are human resource planning, job analysis, recruitment and selection.

a)

Rewards

b)

Staffing

c)

Employee development

d)

Employee Maintenance

17.

The function of HRM that involves the design and administration of reward systems. Practices include job evaluation, performance appraisal, and benefits.

a)

Rewards

b)

Staffing

c)

Employee development

d)

Employee Maintenance

18.

The function of HRM that is analyzing training requirement to ensure that employees possess the knowledge and skills to perform satisfactorily in their jobs or to advance in the organization. Performance appraisal can identify employee key skills and 'competence’.

a)

Rewards

b)

Staffing

c)

Employee development

d)

Employee Maintenance

19.

The function of HRM that is the administration and monitoring of workplace safety, health and welfare policies to retain a competent workforce and comply with statutory standards and regulations.

a)

Rewards

b)

Staffing

c)

Employee development

d)

Employee Maintenance

20.

Under this heading may be a range of employee involvement, participation schemes in union or non-union workplaces. In a union environment, it also includes negotiations between management and union representatives over decisions affecting the employment contract.

a)

Rewards

b)

Staffing

c)

Employee development

d)

Employee Relations

21.

When a group of employees engaged in planned action (for example, a strike) to change the source of discontent, it is referred to as__________.

a)

Organized conflict

b)

Unorganized conflict

c)

Strike

d)

Sabotage

22.

When employees respond to discontent or a repressive situation by individual absenteeism or individual acts of sabotage, It is referred to as______.

a)

Organized conflict

b)

Unorganized conflict

c)

Strike

d)

Sabotage

23.

It is the process of acquiring people to work in the organization.

a)

HRM

b)

Preliminary interview

c)

Short listing

d)

Recruitment

24.

The source of applicants that pertains to the positioned staff inside the organization.

a)

Internal

b)

Preliminary interview

c)

Short listing

d)

external

25.

The source of applicants that pertains to the individuals not employed in that particular organization that will be doing recruitment.

a)

Internal

b)

Preliminary interview

c)

Short listing

d)

external

26.

It is done after many applications must have been received, it may not be possible to invite every applicant to an interview, due to time and financial constraints.

a)

Internal

b)

Preliminary interview

c)

Short listing

d)

external

27.

It enable the employers or their recruitment officers to see the applicants personally so that both physical and emotional disposition of applicant can be assessed. It can be conducted after short listing and can be considered as superior to short listing.

 

a)

Internal

b)

Preliminary interview

c)

Short listing

d)

external

28.

It is the final stage of selection for placement, and almost the most difficult stage in the selection processes. It is difficult in the sense that almost all the candidates that reach this stage must be possessing the necessary requirements in skills and experience, and the recruitment officers are expected to choose only the MOST suitable candidates out of these, using interviewing techniques.     

a)

Internal

b)

Preliminary interview

c)

Short listing

d)

Employment Interview

29.

Interviewing without list of questions. Performed by expert interviewers.

a)

Unguided

b)

unstructured

c)

Short listing

d)

Employment Interview

30.

Interviewing with a list of questions. Performed by new interviewers.

a)

Unguided

b)

unstructured

c)

guided

d)

Employment Interview

31.

What are the Principles of Interviewing according to Mungo Frazer known as Pentagonal Peg. List it in order.

4 lines
32.

What are the Principles of Interviewing according to Edwin Flippo. List it in order.

4 lines
33.

Flippo states that all forms of interview require careful planning or (a)   . Interviewers must first of all determine the basic objectives of the interviews, and the methods of accomplishing these major objectives. The interviewers must have some basic knowledge about the interviewee before the commencement of this final interview.

34.

The first consideration in this principle is that, the interviewer must make the interview hall or physical environment attractive, and as much as possible, matching with the types of jobs or vacancies to be filled. An untidy and inconvenient physical environment may put off prospective candidates, especially at chief executive level, while an attractive physical setting may mean more attraction to the job and the organization as a whole. (a)  

35.

(a)   stage is important in the sense that the interviewee needs to be given some indications that the interview is coming to an end. This should be followed by some sort of indication of future action in a sort of positive future action. The candidates should be told when to know about the outcome of their interview

36.

That part of the Management process that specializes in the management of people in work organizations and is the methods of integrating and maintaining workers in an organization so that the organization can achieve the purposes and meet the goals for which it was established. It is the coordination of the activities and efforts of the workers in an organization so that organizational goals are achieved.

a)

Human Resource

b)

Management

c)

Human Resource Management

d)

Resources Management