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ABCF_Transformation Mind-set

Total questions: 21

Worksheet time: 7mins

Name
Class
Date
1.

What are the key benefits of having a passion for learning?

a)

It's a great motivator

b)

It keeps you current and up to date

c)

It benefits organizational growth

d)

It helps with the recruitment process

e)

It ignites discovery

2.

Identify techniques for fostering a passion for learning in others.

a)

Lead from the top

b)

Set clear goals

c)

Set clear goals

d)

Recognize talent

e)

Provide incentives

3.

How do the key elements of adult learning theory positively impact learning effectiveness?

a)

It suggests that learners abandon old knowledge and ways of thinking

b)

It encourages making connections between the new knowledge and the learner’s experience

c)

It embraces learning that is relevant to the learner’s life or career

d)

It relates exclusively to determining career decision-making

e)

It allows learners to be autonomous over their own learning

4.

You're introducing flextime in all your departments.

Which questions will assess the discomfort level associated with the change?

a)

Using a scale of 1-100%, how unhappy are you with your current schedule?

b)

Using a scale of 1-100%, how unhappy are you with your current schedule?

c)

Using a scale of 1-100%, how long do you think the test period should be for flextime?

d)

Using a scale of 1-100%, how much impact do you think flextime will have on the organization's success?

e)

Using a scale of 1-100%, how important is it for this change to happen?

5.

Your company is expanding, so a new and much larger space is required.

Match the stakeholders related to this change initiative to their corresponding RACI statuses.

A: Facilities managers and department heads 1) Accountable for the outcome

B: Senior executives and board members 2) Responsible for doing the work

C: Staff members not directly involved and customers 3) Responsible for doing the work

D: Real estate agents, builders, and industrial designers 4) Consulted about the change

a)

B - 1

A - 2

C - 3

D - 4

b)

B - 2

A - 1

C - 4

D - 3

c)

A - 1

B - 2

C - 3

D - 4

d)

A - 4

B - 3

C - 2

D - 1

6.

Your review for implementing a new initiative presents a sustainable change value of 29.75%.

What does this value mean in relation to the success of the initiative?

a)

Implementation of the initiative is very unlikely to succeed unless a strong effort is made to improve skills and to address understanding of the decision's business case and its goals

b)

Implementation of the initiative is likely to succeed provided there is a better understanding of the business case and what needs to be done to support it

c)

Implementation of the new initiative is very likely to succeed so long as those responsible for the change fully see the need for the change

d)

All of the above

7.

Your company wants to increase customer satisfaction by 50% in the coming year. Which questions assess the level of vision associated with the change for the affected stakeholders?

a)

Are you aware of the plan to increase customer satisfaction?

b)

Are you aware of the plan to increase customer satisfaction?

c)

How much time should be spent trying to implement an increase in customer satisfaction?

d)

How will you support the change in increasing customer satisfaction?

e)

How will you support the change in increasing customer satisfaction?

8.

Which statements describe the key aspects of performance management?

a)

Performance is measured in terms of quality in a performance management system

b)

Employees are involved in the process

c)

Expectations are communicated to employees

d)

A systematic but flexible process is used

e)

Expectations are developed by employees

9.

What are the characteristics of effective KPIs?

a)

They're clear

b)

They're subjective

c)

They're relevant

d)

They're quantifiable

e)

They're focused

10.

What are the key job requirement areas summarized by a role profile?

a)

Previous

Experience

b)

Psychological competencies

c)

Behavioral competencies

d)

Technical

competencies

e)

Key results

11.

Identify examples of actions to take when planning a brainstorming session.

a)

Get participants to focus on indicators of risks, rather than risks themselves

b)

Use existing documentation and historical data to help define the scope of the brainstorming session

c)

Use existing documentation and historical data to help define the scope of the brainstorming session

d)

Creating a list of risk categories in advance to avoid wasting time establishing them during the session

e)

Don't inform participants of the purpose of the session in advance

12.

Identify how to effectively deal with brainstorming challenges.

a)

When you see evidence of groupthink, encourage participants to consider things from different perspectives

b)

Encourage participants to judge each others' ideas and voice criticism throughout the session

c)

When the participants begin to digress, remind them of the objective of the session and the risk categories

d)

Avoid asking quieter participants directly about their experience or opinions of the issues being discussed

e)

Politely interrupt any participants who are dominating the session and summarize the point they are trying to make

13.

Transformation Mind set is ability to :

a)

A.

Leverage technology to win in the market

B.

Build an agile organization (i e fluid structure, nimble processes) which responds rapidly to business challenges and market demands

b)

It is the ability to:

A.

Execute tasks efficiently and safely through effective time management, planning, process efficiency and product/service quality

B.

Analytically review risks problems/ issues by assessing their potential impact and developing robust contingency plans

c)

A.

Continuously update one’s knowledge and skills in line with changing business dynamics and operating mechanisms, and apply the learning to perform in

new or changing contexts

B.

Challenge status quo, create a business case for change, align stakeholders and manage challenges of an uncertain environment

d)

It is the ability to:

A.

Cultivate and leverage formal and informal networks and enduring relationships with stakeholders through respect, trust, and empathy

B.

Build strong relationships with existing and potential customers, discover customer needs, take ownership for customer issues and strive to deliver superior

customer experience by taking continuous feedback

14.

As per Adani Behavioural Competency Framework "Consistent Star" should have

a)

Low potential & High performance

b)

High potential & Low performance

c)

Low Potential & Low Performance

d)

High potential & High performance

15.

Trust starts with you and how effectively you care for yourself. Without self-trust, we can't expect to sustain energy, effort, and perseverance when faced with workplace challenges.

Which statements reflect elements of self-trust?

a)

Cindy understands that by consistently treating her subordinates with respect and paying them attention, they will more readily adopt difficult operational changes

b)

When a software bug causes their client's system to crash, Belinda is confident she can find out who missed it and have them fix it immediately

c)

Brad believes in finishing what he starts and decides to complete a demanding accounting course during his evenings off

d)

Frank is struggling to meet deadlines in his new job but knows he has never missed one before and will eventually get the hang of things

16.

Being resilient in the workplace involves more than just enduring a difficult situation or merely surviving a tough time.

Examine the profiles and identify the person that best matches the characteristics of resiliency.

a)

Being resilient in the workplace involves more than just enduring a difficult situation or merely surviving a tough time.Examine the profiles and identify the person that best matches the characteristics of resiliency.

b)

Mark : After taking stock of very disappointing quarterly sales figures at his clothes shop, Mark takes time to carry out a detailed market and competitor analysis, which helps him to develop a new and innovative marketing strategy.

c)

Tony : After a tough meeting with his team who are unhappy with his new work schedule, Tony recognizes that his relationship with his colleagues could suffer so he decides to revert to the old schedule.

d)

all of the above

17.

How are finding this learning engagement journey on ABCF

a)

Excellent

b)

Very Good

c)

Good

d)

Average

e)

Poor

18.

Which examples indicate good practices for communicating change?

a)

A manager holds a meeting to tell employees about budget cuts and about her promotion and raise

b)

Executives tell employees that the new flextime policy is just one part of the expansion they're going to love, and it's everything they've been asking for

c)

The CEO takes customer complaint calls to pitch in and help bring about change

d)

The change leader introduces the change in an e-mail and then sends a brief reminder, hoping employees don't consider it communication overkill

e)

The change leader explains that the company has no choice but to merge with a larger company as it's the only way to avoid bankruptcy

19.

Which statements represent mind-set shifts that help to overcome obstacles?

a)

Which statements represent mind-set shifts that help to overcome obstacles?

b)

Which statements represent mind-set shifts that help to overcome obstacles?

c)

Which statements represent mind-set shifts that help to overcome obstacles?

d)

"On this important point, mistakes will not be tolerated."

e)

"It's best to minimize all risks."

20.

Match each improvement methodology to the purpose for which it's most appropriate.

A) Time-limited improvement of a particular process, where causes of issues are known 1) Kaizen

B) On-going improvements to the ways processes are run and monitored 2) Six Sigma

C) Quick improvements achieved through collective input from the right people 3) Design for Six Sigma

D) Process improvements where statistical data analysis is required to identify root causes of issues 4) Process or value stream management

E) Generation of new products or services based on what's important to customers 5) Lean project

a)

A - 1

B - 2

C - 3

D - 4

E - 5

b)

A - 5

B - 4

C - 1

D - 2

E - 3

c)

A - 4

B - 5

C - 3

D - 2

E - 1

d)

None of the above

21.

Identify the foundational requirements for achieving operational excellence.

a)

A very large budget for acquiring new technology

b)

Relevant performance metrics and KPIs

c)

Staff with in-depth statistical skills

d)

An organizational culture that supports sustainable excellence

e)

Enterprise-wide alignment of strategy, policies, and operations