Mid-Term Practice Quiz

Which of these describes a belief that corporations have a social responsibility beyond pure profit?

Which term best describe mental shortcuts?

In Simon Sinek's TED Talk, he referenced the Golden Circle and emphasized that it's not WHAT you do, it's __________?

Which business-level competitive strategy focuses on offering products/services at a lower price than competitors?

How did you feel about the decision making exercise?

In high power distance societies, how do subordinates typically view authority figures?

Which of the following is an element of economic forces?

In Bill Gross's TED Talk he showed how the single most important factor in whether or not a start up succeeds is:

We discussed in class that many companies are now hiring based on ________ instead of education or direct experience.

The extent to which trade and investments, information/cultural ideas, and political cooperation flow between countries

Which are at the top of the hierarchy and are responsible for the entire organization and its strategic direction?

When one assumes that all people within a culture act, think, and behave the same way, they are engaging in

According to Mintzberg, which of the following role is interpersonal?

Which of the following is not a type of entrepreneur mentioned in the text?

What does the Uppsala model suggest about internationalization?

How does the GLOBE project differ from Hofstede's framework?

Which of these funding sources would a "Shark" from Shark Tank be considered?

Choices/decision-making processes and moral principles/values that govern our behaviors regarding what is right & wrong

Which environmental forces include different generations' values, beliefs, attitudes, customs/traditions, habits, etc.

What does the macro environment primarily consist of?

When group members choose not to voice their concerns/objections to keep the peace and not annoy or antagonize others.

Decisions that are repeated over time and for which an existing set of rules can be developed to guide the process are

Kotter studied a number of successful general managers over a 5 year period and found that they spend most of their time

Buying a house can be described as which of these?

What do organizations like the SBA and the TSBDC do?

Which is organized by departments and expertise areas, such as R&D, production, accounting, marketing, & human resources

Which of the following describe a shortcoming of Taylor's work?

What does the "V" stand for in VRIO analysis?

________ intentionally takes on the role of critic.

What does SWOT stand for?

Which entry approach involves sending a company's product to an international market and filling orders?

Organization focuses on relationships, team building, commitment, development, engagement, mentoring, coaching, etc.

This level in the heirarchy needs to be equally skilled in conceptual, human, and technical areas.

Which is NOT a category of the managerial roles?

________ are desired goals, objectives, or end states that individuals wish to pursue.

Decision making is limited with incomplete information & our capacity to process all the information, this is known as

Obstacles that hinder a new firm's entry into an industry are called:

Which invention during the Italian Renaissance allowed the emergence of new knowledge to spread throughout Europe?

Which of these holds that people set their own moral standards for judging their actions, based on self-interest?

Which of the following is an element of government and political forces?

Follett says in _______, neither side gets everything it wants and can just obtain a result that each can agree to.

the tendency to select the first acceptable solution without engaging in additional effort to identify the best solution

What is the role of small businesses in the U.S. economy?

Which is NOT a factor considered when defining small businesses in the United States?

 What is the most common size category for established small businesses in terms of the number of employees?

A formal statement concerning ethics and social issues which communicates to employees what the company stands for is a:

 What has been the trend in business ownership rates among entrepreneurs?

______ organizational structures are for environments that range from stable and simple to low-moderate uncertainty.

What is the primary drawback of licensing and franchising as entry methods?

Which of the following represents an "ends justifies means" for the greatest good for the greatest number?

Supervisor receives direction from the managers above them and passes that information down to their immediate employees

The tendency to remain committed to poor decision, even when doing so leads to increasingly negative outcomes refers to

What trait was viewed positively by all clusters, irrespective of national culture, according to the GLOBE project?

What is foreign direct investment (FDI) in international business?

The Romans' contribution to management was

Which organization is a major source for tracking U.S. entrepreneurial growth activity?

 ______ are preferred means of behavior used to obtain one's goals.

For managers, ___skills refer to having the ability to use the tools, procedures, and techniques of their special areas.

Which of the following is NOT one of Porter's Five Forces in the model?

Who is known as the father of scientific management?

What is the primary goal of cross-cultural training?

How do individuals in societies with low individualism (high collectivism) view success?

Olamede passes information to his faculty and staff about new policies through memos and emails, he is acting as a

In this role, managers seek to improve their businesses, adapt to market conditions, & react to opportunities presented.

Why do firms engage in strategic analysis? (8.1)

What do political factors in PESTEL analysis include?

When Sylvia finds the product output is below the projected target & takes the corrective actions to remedy the crisis.

Michael is known for his ability to understand peoples' emotions. Michael can be rated high on which of these elements?

Organization focuses on results, competition, achievement, and getting the job done

What made a high level of trade and economic activity possible for the ancient Sumerians?

We talked about AI being used in business as a recent ethical issue. Why is this?

Which country is credited for the birth of Management as a field of study?

Which of the following represents a duty-based approach, and considers the welfare and risks of all parties.

Why can small businesses respond fairly quickly to changing economic conditions?

When we pay more attention to info that agrees with our beliefs and not information that is contrary to our beliefs

The Hawthorne studies showed that

What does a firm's micro environment primarily consist of?

Which of the following represents the first step in any decision-making process?

3BL (Triple Bottom Line) relates to which of the 3-Ps?

Which of the following use teams to combine vertical with horizontal structures?

What does the VRIO analysis help managers determine about a firm's resources and capabilities?

The McKinsey 7-S Model outlines how Strategy, Structure, Systems, Skills, Staff, and Style combine to influence ________

 What is the key difference between entrepreneurship and small-business management?

Elizabeth does windshield installation, and that is her only task on the assembly line. This is an example of

In the context of Porter's model, what does "Threat of Substitutes" refer to?

Environmental scanning requires managers to be vigilant about changes in:

Workers need merely to be unconcerned with an order to follow it due to natural tendency to follow authority?