A) Most people look forward to meetings.
B) Meetings should be viewed as opportunities to demonstrate leadership, communication, and problem-solving skills.
C) Employees at the management level generally attend fewer meetings than workers at lower levels in an organization.
D) Meetings are an excellent way to communicate information that does not require immediate feedback.
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A) averaging
B) groupthink
C) authority rule with discussion
D) majority
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A) He should keep his smartphone on so that he doesn't miss an important call during the meeting.
B) He should come prepared to the meeting by doing any preliminary work required.
C) He should use body language to show whether he's bored; the meeting leader will appreciate his honesty.
D) He should wait to share his views after the meeting so that the meeting can move along efficiently.
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A) performing
B) building trust
C) norming
D) implementing the plan
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A) lack of training
B) large number of competing sounds and stimuli in our lives
C) physical hearing disability
D) ability to process speech faster than others can speak
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A) majority
B) consensus
C) authority rule with discussion
D) averaging
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A) Be as homogeneous as possible.
B) Develop procedures to guide them.
C) Avoid conflict.
D) Be as large as possible, with at least ten members.
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A) Good manners and professional demeanour are hard skills that employers value in employees.
B) Because you aren't born with the ability to be courteous, civil, and professional, learning these skills is difficult.
C) Employers are more likely to hire and promote someone who is courteous and professional.
D) Employers are not impressed if you look and sound professional once you get the job.
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A) Try generating a "parking lot" list.
B) Wait for others to finish.
C) Interrupt and change the subject.
D) Dismiss the participants early.
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A) At work, an employee wears clothing that covers her tattoos.
B) A job candidate arrives for an interview dressed in a conservative charcoal grey business suit.
C) An employee sends her colleagues an e-mail message that contains several misspellings and grammatical errors.
D) A job candidate uses a high-quality printer to make copies of her résumé and cover letter.
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A) less than 10 percent of everything we hear
B) 25 percent of everything we hear
C) 50 percent of everything we hear
D) 75 percent of everything we hear
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True/False
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A) at least one representing each of the company's sixteen departments
B) five or fewer
C) between six and ten
D) between eleven and thirty
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A) majority
B) consensus
C) authority rule with discussion
D) averaging
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