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Management Study Set 6
Quiz 7: Managerial Planning and Goal Setting
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Question 1
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The department manager's tool for daily and weekly operations is called the operational plan.
Question 2
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Because they provide legitimacy, rationale for decisions, and an increase in motivation and commitment, goals and plans are valuable to an organization.
Question 3
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Because everything else stems from leading, of the four management functions, leading is considered the most fundamental.
Question 4
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A broad statement of where the organization wants to be in the future refers to a mission statement.
Question 5
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Operational plans and goals are those that focus on the outcomes that major divisions and departments must achieve in order for the organization to reach its overall goals.
Question 6
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A means-end chain is when lower-level goals lead to the accomplishment of higher-level goals.
Question 7
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Tactical goals and plans are the responsibility of middle managers.
Question 8
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Goals are most effective when they are specific, measurable, challenging and linked to rewards.
Question 9
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Specific and measurable goal characteristics apply only to the lower-level goals.
Question 10
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The mission is the basis for the strategic level of goals and plans, which in turn shapes the tactical and operational level.
Question 11
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A plan tells "why" to achieve the goal.
Question 12
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The company's philosophy as well as purpose is often expressed in mission statements.
Question 13
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A broad definition of the organization's values, aspiration and reason for being, along with a recognition of the scope and operations that distinguishes the organization refers to a Business Strategic Statement.