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WorksheetsBusiness Management Concepts Assessment
Total questions: 40
Worksheet time: 40mins
Inspecting products for defects before they are sold is an example of:
Leading workers
Organizing inventory
Planning production
Controlling quality
Praising an employee for excellent customer service is part of:
Controlling quality
Planning incentives
Leading behavior
Organizing work
Creating departments such as sales, marketing, and customer service is part of:
Organizing
Leading
Planning
Controlling
Setting a goal to increase customers by 15% is an example of:
Organizing tasks
Monitoring progress
Planning ahead
Training employees
Training new employees on how to do their jobs is an example of:
Organizing tasks
Planning goals
Leading workers
Controlling behavior
Tracking inventory levels to prevent shortages is part of:
Organizing storage
Planning purchases
Controlling supply
Leading workers
Choosing a target market for a new product happens during:
Controlling
Leading
Planning
Organizing
Distributing equipment and supplies to employees is an example of:
Controlling inventory
Organizing resources
Leading by example
Planning purchases
Studying sales trends to predict how much product will be needed next month is an example of:
Organizing inventory
Forecasting future needs
Supervising employees
Evaluating performance
Setting up a filing system for company records is part of:
Controlling quality
Planning operations
Organizing information
Leading employees
Comparing actual expenses to the budget is part of:
Planning finances
Organizing records
Controlling costs
Leading meetings
Forming teams to work on different projects is an example of:
Organizing people
Planning tasks
Controlling outcomes
Leading meetings
Communicating company goals to employees is part of:
Leading
Organizing
Controlling
Planning
Creating a budget for the upcoming year is part of which management function?
Leading
Controlling
Planning
Organizing
Monitoring employee attendance is an example of:
Controlling behavior
Organizing schedules
Leading meetings
Planning workload
A company outlines steps needed to open a second location. This is an example of:
Delegating work
Planning growth
Evaluating employees
Organizing departments
Arranging the layout of an office to improve workflow is part of:
Planning growth
Organizing space
Leading teams
Controlling quality
Coaching an employee to improve their skills is part of:
Planning training
Organizing schedules
Controlling behavior
Leading development
Deciding who reports to whom in a company is part of:
Training employees
Monitoring behavior
Organizing structure
Planning goals
Reviewing customer feedback to improve service is part of:
Organizing teams
Planning promotions
Leading training
Controlling performance
Writing a business plan is mainly part of which function?
Controlling
Leading
Organizing
Planning
Encouraging teamwork among employees is an example of:
Planning strategy
Organizing roles
Leading the group
Controlling outcomes
Setting up a work schedule for employees is an example of:
Planning deadlines
Organizing resources
Leading meetings
Controlling performance
A manager motivates employees by recognizing their hard work. This is:
Controlling performance
Organizing teams
Leading people
Planning rewards
Checking sales reports to see if goals are being met is an example of:
Organizing data
Planning growth
Leading teams
Controlling performance
Deciding when a project should be completed is part of:
Scheduling during planning
Controlling performance
Leading a team
Organizing supplies
Creating job descriptions for each position is part of:
Leading
Organizing
Controlling
Planning
A manager sets a positive example by working hard alongside employees. This is:
Organizing space
Controlling results
Leading by example
Planning ahead
Running a team meeting to discuss the expectations for the week is:
Planning strategy
Leading the team
Controlling errors
Organizing tasks
Grouping similar tasks together to improve efficiency is an example of:
Organizing work
Leading people
Controlling results
Planning strategy
Determining how much inventory to order for the holiday season is an example of:
Organizing resources
Controlling quality
Planning ahead
Leading workers
Resolving conflicts between workers is an example of:
Organizing staff
Leading people
Controlling quality
Planning tasks
A business owner decides which products will be sold in their store. This is an example of:
Planning
Controlling
Leading
Delegating
Making sure company rules are being followed is an example of:
Planning policies
Organizing staff
Leading culture
Controlling procedures
Giving clear instructions on how to complete a task is part of:
Leading
Controlling
Organizing
Planning
Adjusting a process when it is not working correctly is part of:
Leading change
Organizing resources
Planning strategy
Controlling operations
Forecasting future sales for the next quarter is an example of:
Organizing inventory
Planning ahead
Supervising employees
Evaluating performance
Deciding what advertising strategies to use for a new product is:
Leading a team
Planning marketing efforts
Controlling expenses
Organizing departments
Evaluating whether a project stayed on schedule is an example of:
Organizing tasks
Planning deadlines
Leading progress
Controlling outcomes
Comparing results to goals and making corrections is part of:
Organizing tasks
Planning changes
Controlling results
Leading employees
