Management Theory And Practice Set 5
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This set of Management Theory and Practice Multiple Choice Questions & Answers (MCQs) focuses on Management Theory And Practice Set 5
Q1 | The word “quality” suggests ……in every aspect of the organization
- goodness
- plan
- excellence
- none of this
Q2 | Which is not a pillar of TQM
- product
- process
- system
- action
Q3 | Which is/are the benefits of TQM
- improvement in product design
- reduction in operating costs
- reduction in field service costs
- all the above
Q4 | ….is an approach to creating continuous improvement based on the idea that small, ongoing positivechanges
- tqm
- bpr
- kaizen
- lean management
Q5 | ..…….is an approach to managing an organization that supports the concept of continuousimprovement, a long-term approach to work that systematically seeks to achieve small, incremental changes in processes in order to improve efficiency and quality.
- tqm
- bpr
- kaizen
- lean management
Q6 | The term ‘value’ is derived from the French word ……………
- valoir
- valas
- velois
- none of these
Q7 | ……represent an individual’s highest priorities and deeply held driving forces.
- values
- principles
- culture
- ethics
Q8 | A set of charecteristics that sets one group of people apart from another iscalled as …………
- culture
- values
- ethics
- none of these
Q9 | ….. Lean management focuses on
- defining value from the standpoint of the end customer
- eliminating all waste in the business processes
- continuously improving all work processes, purposes and people
- all of the above
Q10 | IEM stands for ……………
- indian economic management
- institute for education in management
- indian ethos in management
- international environmental management
Q11 | Holism means ………….
- oneness
- divinity
- materiality
- all of these
Q12 | Indian model of management is…………..
- value driven holistioc
- ratopnal holistic
- hybrid
- noneof these
Q13 | Fundamental theories of Indian Model include…………….
- purushartha theory
- panchakosas theory
- theory of gunas
- all of these
Q14 | ……refers to certain norms governing the conduct ofworkers involved in a worksituation
- team work
- work ethos
- work group
- work management
Q15 | …..seeks to determine normsand values
- culture
- normative science
- value
- none of these.
Q16 | ……is primarily concerned with the relationship of businessgoals and techniques tospecifically human ends
- business ethics
- code of conduct
- allof these
- none
Q17 | ……are the principles, which govern and guide business peopleto perform businessfunctions
- business ethics
- code of conduct
- all of these
- none
Q18 | ….is the guiding principle for decision making in an economics based view ofmanagement
- profit maximization
- wealth maximisation
- value maximization
- none
Q19 | …………….is a process that allows people to make decisions based on theirdeeper values which will be economically, socially and environmentally sound.
- holistic approach
- ethics management
- codeof conduct
- none of these
Q20 | A ……………..is a written document, inspirational in contents and specifyclearly what is acceptable or unacceptable behavior at workplace and beyond, when the employees represent their organizations outside.
- code of conduct
- business ethics
- allof these
- none of these
Q21 | ………specifies methods for reporting violations, disciplinary actionfor violationsand the structure of the due process to be followed
- business ethics
- code of ethics
- allof these
- none
Q22 | ……is a set of values, beliefs, goals, norms and ways of solvingproblems by themembers of the organization.
- corporate culture
- organizational culture
- both of these
- none of these
Q23 | Which among the following are advantages of managing business ethics in theworkplace?
- cultivate strong team work and productivity
- avoid criminal acts
- lower fines
- all of these
Q24 | A ……………..is a buzz word to employees to observe ethical norms andforms the basis for rules ofconduct.
- code of ethics
- business ethics
- allof these
- none
Q25 | ……….would be charged with implementing and administering an ethicalmanagement programme.
- top management
- ethics management committee
- middle management
- none of these