Question

12.Which of the following statements holds true for the term, skill theft?

Select one:

a. It refers to taking specific, job-related abilities acquired at one organization to another, especially a competitor.

b. It refers to a situation where an employee moves to a new organization and helps it appropriate the former organization’s market segment.

c. It refers to the use of company working hours for activities unrelated to work, including looking for a job elsewhere.

d. It refers to a situation where an employee moves to a new organization and helps it appropriate the former organization’s client base.

e. It refers to the use of an organization’s equipment for activities unrelated to work, including looking for a job elsewhere.

13.In the morning rush hour, John, a bicycle courier boy, skids off his cycle and is unable to get up. A number of people pass him, but do not stop to help him because if they did so, they would get late for school or work. Martha, who is also getting late for an appointment, sees John in pain and stops her car, helps him get up and drives him to a nearby clinic. Martha’s act of helping John is an example of:

Select one:

a. product sincerity.

b. cultural imperialism.

c. laissez faire.

d. objectification.

e. Samaritanism.

14._____ refers to a situation in business in which decisions are made on the basis of personal relationships and loyalties more than unbiased judgments and purely professional considerations.

Select one:

a. Regulatory capture

b. Kleptocracy

c. Patrimonialism

d. Crony capitalism

e. Supercapitalism

Answer 1

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12. Which of the following statements holds true for the term, skill theft?

a. It refers to taking specific, job-related abilities acquired at one organization to another, especially a competitor.

13. In the morning rush hour, John, a bicycle courier boy, skids off his cycle and is unable to get up. A number of people pass him, but do not stop to help him because if they did so, they would get late for school or work. Martha, who is also getting late for an appointment, sees John in pain and stops her car, helps him get up and drives him to a nearby clinic. Martha’s act of helping John is an example of:

e. Samaritanism.

14. _____ refers to a situation in business in which decisions are made on the basis of personal relationships and loyalties more than unbiased judgments and purely professional considerations.

d. Crony capitalism