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101. |
The interview is used as a method for determining : |
A. | The personality of the candidate. |
B. | The degree ’of fit between the applicant and the demands of the job. |
C. | His/her age. |
D. | Physical attributes |
Answer» B. The degree ’of fit between the applicant and the demands of the job. |
102. |
A company’s ‘HR’ department can create an advisory relationship through |
A. | line authority |
B. | staff authority |
C. | hiring authority |
D. | all of above |
Answer» B. staff authority |
103. |
Types of strikes include |
A. | economic strike |
B. | sympathy strike |
C. | wildcat strike |
D. | all of above |
Answer» D. all of above |
104. |
For an occupation of farming, best classified personality orientation can be |
A. | realistic orientation |
B. | investigative orientation |
C. | social orientation |
D. | artistic orientation |
Answer» A. realistic orientation |
105. |
‘praise’ and ‘expression of approvals’ in form of program are best classified as |
A. | social recognition program |
B. | performance feedback |
C. | fixed premium |
D. | financial awards |
Answer» A. social recognition program |
106. |
The Ranking method is best suited for |
A. | Complex organizations |
B. | Large organizations |
C. | Small organizations |
D. | Any of the above |
Answer» C. Small organizations |
107. |
Meaning of ‘direction sharing’ is |
A. | communicating line authority |
B. | staff authority |
C. | communicating company’s higherlevel goals |
D. | communicating future HR policies |
Answer» C. communicating company’s higherlevel goals |
108. |
The thorough& detailed study regarding jobs within an Organisation is represented by; |
A. | Job analysis |
B. | Job description |
C. | Job specification |
D. | Job evaluation |
Answer» A. Job analysis |
109. |
Comparison of fairness between sales manager and production manager job pay rates, is an example of |
A. | collective equity |
B. | primary equity |
C. | secondary equity |
D. | internal equity |
Answer» D. internal equity |
110. |
Situation, subordinates collude to rate high with each other, known as |
A. | logrolling |
B. | dialog rolling |
C. | up rating |
D. | lenient/strict tendency |
Answer» A. logrolling |
111. |
Quantitative performance measures used by human resource managers to assess operations are called |
A. | ratios |
B. | benchmarks |
C. | metrics |
D. | grades |
Answer» C. metrics |
112. |
are a useful tool for determining why employees are leaving an organization. |
A. | Government labor reports |
B. | Exit interviews |
C. | Benchmarks |
D. | HR portals |
Answer» B. Exit interviews |
113. |
Adding ‘incentives’ to job is included in |
A. | intrinsic motivation |
B. | extrinsic motivation |
C. | outsourced motivation |
D. | in-house motivation |
Answer» B. extrinsic motivation |
114. |
Involuntary termination of job of employee is classified as |
A. | procedural termination |
B. | dismissal |
C. | descriptive termination |
D. | distributive termination |
Answer» B. dismissal |
115. |
Which of the following decreases group cohesiveness? |
A. | Large group size |
B. | Frequency of interaction |
C. | Agreement on group goals |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» A. Large group size |
116. |
Recruitment and selection involves the following except |
A. | Building a pool of candidates |
B. | Completing application form by applicants |
C. | Reduction of the work force |
D. | Employment planning and forecasting |
Answer» C. Reduction of the work force |
117. |
Who advocated the theory Z? |
A. | John Galbraith |
B. | Jerdee and Caroll |
C. | William Ouchi and Price |
D. | Douglas Murray McGregor |
Answer» C. William Ouchi and Price |
118. |
The field of HRM was founded on the idea that the competitive advantage of the organisation relies on the following sources of capital: |
A. | cultural, human and system capital |
B. | social, cultural and human capital |
C. | organisation relies on the ,following sources of capital |
D. | cultural, human and source capital |
Answer» B. social, cultural and human capital |
119. |
Arrange the following steps involved in establishing a career development system in proper sequence:
|
A. | IV, III, II, I |
B. | II, I, III, IV |
C. | II, IV, I, III |
D. | III, I, II, IV |
Answer» B. II, I, III, IV |
120. |
‘piecework’ pay plan is often called |
A. | individual pay plan |
B. | group pay plan |
C. | extrinsic rewards |
D. | intrinsic rewards |
Answer» A. individual pay plan |
121. |
Lawyers are tend to be classified as personality type of |
A. | social |
B. | non artistic |
C. | investigative |
D. | enterprising |
Answer» D. enterprising |
122. |
New performance ‘appraisal systems’ and incentives usage is part of |
A. | mobilize commitment |
B. | consolidation of gains |
C. | creating guiding coalition |
D. | reinforcement of new programs |
Answer» D. reinforcement of new programs |
123. |
An employee is rated high in performance appraisal because of ‘religion’, is an example of |
A. | lenient/strict tendency |
B. | bias |
C. | central tendency |
D. | different tendencies |
Answer» B. bias |
124. |
The Integrated System Model of Strategic Human Resource Manaqement acknowledges the existence within the organisation of ? |
A. | multiple cultural and strategic environment |
B. | multiple stakeholders |
C. | multiple recruitment integrated system |
D. | multiple structural organisations |
Answer» B. multiple stakeholders |
125. |
Which of the following factors connected with working conditions? |
A. | Work environment |
B. | Security and opportunity to rise |
C. | Fair wages |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
126. |
‘market saturation’ can be best classified as |
A. | potential opportunities |
B. | potential Threats |
C. | potential Strengths |
D. | potential Weaknesses |
Answer» B. potential Threats |
127. |
An availability of new talent management information system is a key driver of |
A. | phased retirement |
B. | career management |
C. | talent management |
D. | modifying selection procedure |
Answer» C. talent management |
128. |
Large inventories can be best classified as |
A. | potential opportunities |
B. | potential Threats |
C. | potential Strengths |
D. | potential Weaknesses |
Answer» D. potential Weaknesses |
129. |
Strategy to understand problem and to formulate hypothesis is called |
A. | planning |
B. | preparation |
C. | follow-up |
D. | compensating employees |
Answer» A. planning |
130. |
An ‘Equal Pay Act’ emphasizes compensable factors are such as |
A. | skills |
B. | efforts and responsibility |
C. | working conditions |
D. | all of above |
Answer» D. all of above |
131. |
The goal of HRD system is to develop |
A. | The capabilities of each employee as an individual. |
B. | The capabilities of each individual in relation to his or her present role. |
C. | The capabilities of each employee in relation to his or her expected future roles. |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
132. |
a/an is a plan or programmes to motivate individual or group performance. |
A. | Incentive scheme |
B. | Promotion scheme |
C. | Reward |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Incentive scheme |
133. |
Strategy employees use to seek, for personal enrichment and greater convenience is |
A. | promotions |
B. | transfers |
C. | reality shock |
D. | formal training |
Answer» B. transfers |
134. |
From employer’s point of view, talent management is also known as |
A. | phased retirement |
B. | career management |
C. | talent management |
D. | modifying selection procedure |
Answer» B. career management |
135. |
Behavioral factors affecting job design are ? |
A. | Autonomy |
B. | Diversity |
C. | Feedback |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
136. |
According to business perspective, employees carrying sign language in depicting their concerns, regarded as |
A. | strike |
B. | picketing |
C. | boycott |
D. | impasse boycott |
Answer» B. picketing |
137. |
Distributive bargaining may be explained as |
A. | Bargaining wherein both parties are willing to negotiate over wages, hours and conditions of employment. |
B. | Bargaining that focuses on convincing the other party that the cost of disagreeing with the proposed terms would be very high. |
C. | Bargaining that focuses on convincing the other party that the benefits of agreeing with the proposed terms would be very high. |
D. | None of the above. |
Answer» B. Bargaining that focuses on convincing the other party that the cost of disagreeing with the proposed terms would be very high. |
138. |
Identify the correct sequence of the steps of grievance procedure required to be followed for the grievance handling
|
A. | 1, 2, 3& 4 |
B. | 2, 3, 1& 4 |
C. | 2, 1, 4& 3 |
D. | 2, 4, 1& 3 |
Answer» C. 2, 1, 4& 3 |
139. |
The process of determining the tasks that make-up a job and the skills, abilities and responsibilities needed to perform the job is called |
A. | Job Analysis |
B. | Job Enrichment |
C. | Job Description |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» A. Job Analysis |
140. |
Neutral party who negotiates issues in agreement dispute, makes a reasonable settlement by giving public recommendation is classified as |
A. | mediation |
B. | impasse |
C. | fact finder |
D. | arbitration |
Answer» C. fact finder |
141. |
Bankers are best classified in a personality type of |
A. | realistic orientation |
B. | investigative orientation |
C. | social orientation |
D. | conventional orientation |
Answer» D. conventional orientation |
142. |
Unstructured interview is also called |
A. | non directive interview |
B. | directive interview |
C. | both A and B |
D. | none of above |
Answer» B. directive interview |
143. |
People who chosen careers having more structured activities is classified as |
A. | realistic orientation |
B. | investigative orientation |
C. | social orientation |
D. | conventional orientation |
Answer» D. conventional orientation |
144. |
Which principle of management is violated by matrix organisation structure? |
A. | Division of Labour |
B. | Unity of Direction |
C. | Unity of Command |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. Unity of Command |
145. |
An integrated group of activities to bring about a change is known as |
A. | Organisation development |
B. | Interventions |
C. | OCTAPACE |
D. | Collaborative culture |
Answer» A. Organisation development |
146. |
Comparing quite dissimilar jobs such as nurses to technicians is best classified as |
A. | comparable worth |
B. | incomparable worth |
C. | definable worth |
D. | indefinable worth |
Answer» A. comparable worth |
147. |
Consider the following punishments in disciplinary actions:
|
A. | I and II |
B. | I, II and III |
C. | I and III |
D. | I, II and IV |
Answer» C. I and III |
148. |
The first step in the e-selection process is |
A. | consider how the various new stakeholders and clients will use the system |
B. | train the employees that will be responsible for the administration of the process |
C. | draw-up a flow chart of the current assessment process |
D. | draft the desired flow process that will result from the E-selection process |
Answer» C. draw-up a flow chart of the current assessment process |
149. |
The following is (are) the key components of a business process Re-engineering programme? |
A. | Product development |
B. | Service delivery |
C. | Customer satisfaction |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
150. |
‘cooperative union-management projects’ is an example of |
A. | human process intervention |
B. | techno structural interventions |
C. | strategic intervention |
D. | HRM interventions |
Answer» B. techno structural interventions |
151. |
Grouping of jobs on basis of skills and physical efforts is called |
A. | rank jobs |
B. | grades |
C. | classes |
D. | columns |
Answer» C. classes |
152. |
Loyalty awards given to employees, for completing several years is an example of |
A. | financial awards |
B. | non-financial rewards |
C. | non-motivating rewards |
D. | appraisal award |
Answer» B. non-financial rewards |
153. |
Exit Policy primarily emphasises in the broad sense, for policy makers as |
A. | Retiring people and rehabilitating them |
B. | Bringing new blood to the Corporate |
C. | Removing employees |
D. | Down sizing |
Answer» A. Retiring people and rehabilitating them |
154. |
A broad statement of the purpose, scope, duties and responsibilities of a particular job is |
A. | Job specification |
B. | Job description |
C. | Job analysis |
D. | Job design |
Answer» C. Job analysis |
155. |
Validity of structured interviews is |
A. | high |
B. | low |
C. | moderate |
D. | none of above |
Answer» A. high |
156. |
Ten ‘C’ model of HRM architect was advanced by |
A. | Katz and Kahn |
B. | Alan Price |
C. | Chester I. Bernard |
D. | Max Weber |
Answer» B. Alan Price |
157. |
An enquiry that is conducted afresh because of the objections raised by alleged employee is called |
A. | De-novo enquiry |
B. | Ex-parte enquiry |
C. | Domestic enquiry |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. De-novo enquiry |
158. |
Stage, in career management that spans roughly between 24 to 44 and heart of people’s career is |
A. | stabilization sub-stage |
B. | trial sub stage |
C. | establishment stage |
D. | maintenance stage |
Answer» C. establishment stage |
159. |
Competitive strategy is for |
A. | departmental strategy |
B. | business unit |
C. | none of above |
D. | all of above |
Answer» B. business unit |
160. |
Use of data, facts, analytics and evaluated research for making decision is |
A. | Evidence based HRM |
B. | High performance work system |
C. | Both A and B |
D. | none of above |
Answer» A. Evidence based HRM |
161. |
People who are often executives of chamber of commerce, are classified in personality type of |
A. | non enterprising |
B. | enterprising |
C. | social |
D. | investigative |
Answer» B. enterprising |
162. |
In a career development, establishing career plans is a/an |
A. | individual role |
B. | managerial role |
C. | employer role |
D. | line manager’s role |
Answer» A. individual role |
163. |
Which of the following labour legislations in USA made unions more powerful than management? |
A. | Wagner Act |
B. | Taft-Hartley Act |
C. | Narris-Le Guaradia Act |
D. | Landrum-Griffin Act |
Answer» A. Wagner Act |
164. |
The interview in which pressure is deliberately put on the applicant is known as |
A. | Non-directed interview |
B. | Directed interview |
C. | Patterned interview |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» D. None of the above |
165. |
Model for organizational is introduced by |
A. | Maslow Abraham |
B. | Sigmund Freud |
C. | Kurt Lewin |
D. | both A and B |
Answer» C. Kurt Lewin |
166. |
Creating an environment that facilitates a continuous and. Two-way exchange of information between the superiors and the subordinates is the core of |
A. | High involvement management model |
B. | Low commitment management model |
C. | High performance management model |
D. | Low performance Management model |
Answer» A. High involvement management model |
167. |
Human resource managers generally exert within the human resources department and outside the human resources department. |
A. | line authority; implied authority |
B. | staff authority; line authority |
C. | line authority; staff authority |
D. | functional control; authoritarian control |
Answer» A. line authority; implied authority |
168. |
In a career development focus, addition of development plans is a part of |
A. | training and development |
B. | performance appraisal |
C. | recruiting and placement |
D. | compensation and benefits |
Answer» B. performance appraisal |
169. |
In surveying market, a way to know what others are paying, known as |
A. | salary survey |
B. | market survey |
C. | equity survey |
D. | motivation survey |
Answer» A. salary survey |
170. |
The number of subordinates a superior can effectively handle is called |
A. | Organising people |
B. | Span of control |
C. | Direction |
D. | Coordination |
Answer» B. Span of control |
171. |
The measures the rate at which employees leave the company. |
A. | turnover costs |
B. | turnover rate |
C. | time to fill |
D. | cost per hire |
Answer» B. turnover rate |
172. |
In career development focus, an individual development plan is part of |
A. | training and development |
B. | performance appraisal |
C. | recruiting and placement |
D. | human resource planning |
Answer» A. training and development |
173. |
The term procurement stands for |
A. | recruitment and selection |
B. | training and development |
C. | pay and benefits |
D. | health and safety |
Answer» A. recruitment and selection |
174. |
The other name of Sensitivity Training is |
A. | Brainstorming |
B. | T-Group Training |
C. | In-basket Exercise |
D. | Managerial Grid Training |
Answer» B. T-Group Training |
175. |
People who choose medical profession is an example of |
A. | conventional personality |
B. | non-conventional personality |
C. | investigative personality |
D. | non investigative personality |
Answer» C. investigative personality |
176. |
Recruitment is concerned with |
A. | Getting applications |
B. | Selecting the right candidate |
C. | Developing a pool of job candidates |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» C. Developing a pool of job candidates |
177. |
In job classification, group which contains similar jobs is called |
A. | classes |
B. | grades |
C. | rows |
D. | columns |
Answer» A. classes |
178. |
Developing characteristics of people needed to run business in . |
A. | Short term |
B. | Medium term |
C. | Long term |
D. | Any of the above |
Answer» C. Long term |
179. |
Moving employees from one job to another in a predetermined way is called |
A. | Job rotation |
B. | Job reengineering |
C. | Work mapping |
D. | Job enrichment |
Answer» A. Job rotation |
180. |
“Work-Diversity” by nature, does not go against Ethics. But an executive assistant while getting transferred from “stores” to “dispatch” section created turmoil in the office. He is |
A. | Most ethical in his deal |
B. | Fully against work ethics |
C. | He is workoholic |
D. | A Rigid employer, hard nut to crack |
Answer» B. Fully against work ethics |
181. |
Pay plan is based on influence-able competencies for companies to focus on |
A. | performance management process |
B. | high performance work system |
C. | less performance work system |
D. | quantitative job evaluation |
Answer» A. performance management process |
182. |
Advertisements through newspapers, TV, radio, professional journals and magazines are methods of recruitment |
A. | Direct |
B. | Indirect |
C. | Third-party |
D. | E-recruitment |
Answer» B. Indirect |
183. |
Focus on career development, tuition reimbursement plans are part of |
A. | training and development |
B. | performance appraisal |
C. | recruiting and placement |
D. | compensation and benefits |
Answer» D. compensation and benefits |
184. |
is defined as the record of outcomes produced on a specific job function or activity during a specific time period. |
A. | Performance |
B. | Work function |
C. | Evaluation |
D. | None of the above |
Answer» A. Performance |
185. |
Negotiations are an important aspect of the collective-bargaining process. What do they ensure? |
A. | That conflict is always resolved. |
B. | That there is an agreement between all parties involved. |
C. | It achieves a set of lasting agreements. |
D. | That conflict is contained within manageable boundaries. |
Answer» D. That conflict is contained within manageable boundaries. |
186. |
According to Herzberg, job salary and incentives are classified as |
A. | unhygienic |
B. | DE motivators |
C. | hygiene factor |
D. | extrinsic factors |
Answer» C. hygiene factor |
187. |
Which of the following is not a traditional method of organisational development? |
A. | Managerial grid |
B. | Survey feedback |
C. | Sensitivity training |
D. | Process consultation |
Answer» D. Process consultation |
188. |
In , the interviewer uses pre-set standardised questions which are put to all applicants. |
A. | Unstructured interview |
B. | Behavioural interview |
C. | Structured interview |
D. | Mixed interview |
Answer» C. Structured interview |
189. |
An Edward Deci’s motivation theory explains the |
A. | extrinsic rewards causes detraction |
B. | intrinsic rewards causes detraction |
C. | extrinsic rewards causes motivation |
D. | intrinsic rewards causes motivation |
Answer» A. extrinsic rewards causes detraction |
190. |
The Managerial Grid was given by |
A. | Kurt Lewin |
B. | Rensis Likert |
C. | Blake and Mouton |
D. | Hersey Blanchard |
Answer» C. Blake and Mouton |
191. |
The human resource management functions aims at ? |
A. | ensuring that the ‘human resources possess, adequate capital, tool equipment and material to perform the job successful |
B. | helping the Organisation deal with its employees in different stages of employment |
C. | improving an Organisation’s creditworthiness among financial institutions |
D. | Ensuring financial& Marketing Stability |
Answer» B. helping the Organisation deal with its employees in different stages of employment |
192. |
Which of the following is (are) the HRD score card? |
A. | HRD systems maturity score |
B. | Competency score |
C. | HRD competencies systems maturity score |
D. | All of the above |
Answer» D. All of the above |
193. |
The following system combines the superior and self evaluation systems? |
A. | Graphic rating scale |
B. | Forced choice |
C. | Essay evaluation |
D. | Management by Objective |
Answer» D. Management by Objective |
194. |
Aligning of skills, training and performance to have a successful career is also known as |
A. | phased retirement |
B. | career management |
C. | talent management |
D. | modifying selection procedure |
Answer» C. talent management |
195. |
The first step in the human resource planning process is |
A. | Preparing a job analysis |
B. | Forecasting future human resource needs |
C. | Assessing future demand |
D. | Assessing future supply |
Answer» B. Forecasting future human resource needs |
196. |
The three important components in aligning business strategy with HR practice: |
A. | Business Strategy, Human Resource Practices, Organisational Capabilities |
B. | Marketing Strategy, Human Resource Practices, Organisational Capabilities |
C. | Business Strategy, Human Resource Practices, Organisational structure |
D. | Marketing Strategy, Human Resource Practices, Organisational structure |
Answer» A. Business Strategy, Human Resource Practices, Organisational Capabilities |
197. |
The area from which applicants can be recruited is |
A. | Job agencies |
B. | Labour markets |
C. | Employment lines |
D. | Labour unions |
Answer» B. Labour markets |
198. |
Process of attracting, selecting, training and promoting employees through a particular firm is called |
A. | phased retirement |
B. | preretirement counseling |
C. | talent management |
D. | modifying selection procedure |
Answer» C. talent management |
199. |
Which pay is one of the most crucial pay given to the employee& also shown in the pay structure? |
A. | Performance |
B. | Strategic |
C. | Bonus |
D. | Commission |
Answer» A. Performance |
200. |
Which one is not of Michael Porters five force model of industry analysis? |
A. | Threat of new entrants |
B. | Substitutes |
C. | Intensity of rivalry among existing players |
D. | Cost leadership |
Answer» D. Cost leadership |
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