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QUESTION 1: Which phase of the instructional systems design approach to training is being used when a manufacturing company provides team training as part of
a team project to design a new product?
a. training design
b. needs assessment
c. evaluation
d. training delivery
QUESTION 2: Which term refers to executives or managers who coach, advise, and encourage lower-level
employees?
a. role models
b. teachers
c. mentors
d. protégés
QUESTION 3: Which term refers to the human resource function that occurs when a manager uses the information on the job description and specifications as a
basis for evaluating the relative worth of the job?
a. performance management
b.performance evaluation
c. compensation
d. performance reviews
QUESTION 4: Which term refers to the process of locating and encouraging people to apply for existing or anticipated job openings?
a. human resource planning
b. recruitment
c. hiring
d. job design
QUESTION 5: What are two forms of employee teams?
a. leadership and surgical teams
b. self-directed and organizational-directed teams
c. product and service department teams
d. external and internal work force teams
QUESTION 6: Which of the following best defines the term “job”?
a. a group of related work activities and duties
b. the specific duties and responsibilities performed by one employee
c. the tasks, duties, and responsibilities that need to be completed
d. the knowledge, skills, and abilities required to perform work
QUESTION 7: Who does the term “job incumbent” refer to?
a. person doing the work
b. best employee for a task
c. applicant who is being considered for a position
d. previous employee to hold a given role within an organization
QUESTION 8: Which term refers to the section of a job description that describes what activities are performed on the job?
a. duties and responsibilities
b. title
c. specifications
d. summary
QUESTION 9: When conducting a job analysis, how can the job-related information be obtained?
a. by determining what the duties of those jobs are and the skills necessary to perform the work successfully
b. by breaking down each job into its requisite tasks and assigning those jobs to employees
c. by deciding who does what in an organization
d. by interviewing job incumbents and recording their responses
QUESTION 10: Which of the following is an example of a performance standard in a job description?
a. flexible and adaptable
b. develop and maintain employee handbook
c. ensure staff is trained in all areas of the business
d. meets or exceeds monthly sales targets
QUESTION 11: “Deposits cheques on a daily basis” is an example of what components of a job description?
a. essential duties and responsibility and standards of performance
b. standards of performance and job specifications
c. duties and responsibilities
d. job specifications and required experience
QUESTION 12: Which of the following is a characteristic of the job characteristics model?
a. autonomy
b. task intensity
c. readiness
d. individual differences
QUESTION 13: Which term refers to a needs assessment that examines the environment and strategy
of the company to see where training emphasis ought to occur?
a. individual analysis
b. job analysis
c. organizational analysis
d. task analysis
QUESTION 14: What is the purpose of recruitment?
a. to forecast demand for labour
b. to ensure that the organization is adequately staffed
c. o fill job vacancies
d. to create a sufficient pool of qualified applicants
QUESTION 15: Which of the following best defines the term “work”?
a. the knowledge, skills, and abilities required to perform work
b. the specific duties and responsibilities performed by one employee
c .the tasks or activities that need to be completed
d. a group of related job activities and duties
QUESTION 16: Which type of information are you legally permitted to request on an application form?
a. education, experience, date of birth
b. work experience, arrests, references
c. employment history, references, whether person is legally entitled to work in Canada
d. references, country of citizenship, work experience
QUESTION 17: What is the primary purpose of the selection process?
a. to validate the organization’s job descriptions
b. to hire individuals who are best able to fulfill the requirements of the job
c. to use employment tests to supplement interviews
d. to weed out obvious misfits
QUESTION 18: Which type of training evaluation
assesses what was learned to enhance performance on the job?
a. behaviour
b. reactions
c. results
d. learning
QUESTION 19: What type of interview asks interviewees to describe how they reacted in a past situation?
a. situational
b. directive
c. behavioural description
d. non-directive
QUESTION 20: Which of the following best defines the term “position”?
a. the tasks, duties, and responsibilities that need to be completed
b. a collection of positions with related job activities and duties
c. the specific duties and responsibilities performed by only 1 employee
d. the knowledge, skills, and abilities required to perform work
QUESTION 21: Who are the people typically involved in job analysis?
a. trained HR people, manager, and incumbent
b. experts outside of the company are brought in
c. manager, incumbent, and an objective third-
party
d.trained HR people, manager, and an objective third-party
QUESTION 22: Who is typically responsible for coordinating orientation activities and providing new employees with information about conditions of employment, pay, and benefits?
a. direct supervisor
b. manager
c. HR professionals
d. senior employees
QUESTION 23: Which training method provides an opportunity to assume the attitudes and behaviours of
a person in a particular situation?
a. leaderless groups
b. role playing
c. management games
d. case studies
QUESTION 24: “The process of obtaining information about jobs by determining what the duties, tasks, or activities of those jobs are and the necessary skills, knowledge, training, and abilities to perform the work successfully” is the definition of which HRM process?
a. job specification
b. performance evaluation
c. job analysis
d. job assessment
QUESTION 25: Which model recognizes the link
between motivational factors and components of a job to
achieve improved job satisfaction?
a. job characteristics model
b. job satisfaction model
c. job motivation model
d. job achievement model
QUESTION 26: Which statement best describes the employee selection process?
a. Not all applicants will go through all steps in the selection process.
b. There are generally seven steps in the selection process.
c. Selection is typically a seasonal process.
d. The selection process should be consistent for all roles in one organization.
QUESTION 27: Which term refers to the process
of setting overall organization objectives and developing plans to achieve them?
a. environmental scanning
b. job analysis
c. strategic planning
d. HR planning
QUESTION 28: Which of the following is part of effective on-the-job training?
a. length of training should be the same for every employee
b. explain aspect of job as things come up
c. training continues until the employee is comfortable working independently
d. each employee creates their own notes
QUESTION 29: Which training evaluation method is being used when a legal office tests a legal assistant before and after training?
a. learning
b. behaviour
c. results
d. reactions
QUESTION 30: What often occurs during a tight labour market?
a. There is an overall decline in compensation rates.
b. There is a high unemployment rate.
c. The number of job applicants and job openings are about equal.
d. There are more jobs available than people to be hired.
QUESTION 31: What type of interview asks interviewees to describe how they would react in a given situation?
a. directive
b. non-directive
c. behavioural
d. situational
QUESTION 32: Which of the following is one of the methods for evaluating training?
a. impact
b. outcome
c. motivation
d. behaviour
QUESTION 33: Which of the following best defines employee training?
a. acquiring the skills, behaviours, and abilities to perform current work
b. ensuring that employees continue to learn and
grow
c. learning the skills, behaviours, and abilities to perform future work or to solve an organizational problem
d. continuing the flow of instruction and suggestions from a manager
QUESTION 34: Which interview approach typically asks an applicant what they actually did in a given situation?
a. situational interview
b. structured interview
c. non-directive interview
d. behavioural description interview
QUESTION 35: Which term refers to involving employees in their work by granting them power to initiate change and encouraging them to take charge of what they do?
a. job enrichment
b. change management
c. employee empowerment
d. employee engagement
QUESTION 36: What impact does human rights legislation have on job descriptions?
a. Employers must only use the male pronoun “he” in job descriptions.
b. Employers must give a range of years of required experience.
c. Employers must have specific performance requirements based on valid job-related criteria.
d. Employers must ensure that acronyms used in job descriptions do not deter candidates from applying.
QUESTION 37: Which type of training presents trainees with the opportunity to perform work under the guidance of a more experienced employee?
a. internship
b. vestibule method
c. apprenticeship
d. on-the-job
QUESTION 38: Which type of test is used to measure a person’s general intelligence?
a. emotional intelligence
b. job sample
c. personality and interest inventory
d. cognitive abilities
QUESTION 39: Which of the following does an organization use to locate qualified internal candidates for job openings?
a. recruitment and selection
b. attrition and computerized record systems
c. succession planning and internal job postings
d. internal job postings and employment branding
QUESTION 40: Why should all employees be reoriented to their organization?
a. to inform them about ever-changing conditions within the organization
b. to remind them of policies and procedures introduced in the past
c. to ensure that existing employees know more than new hires
d. to test how much they remember from their initial orientation
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QUESTION 41: Which term refers to the placement of an employee in another job for which the duties, responsibilities, status, and remuneration are approximately equal to those of the previous job?
a. career move
b. promotion
c. job rotation
d. transfer
QUESTION 42: Which statement best describes employment-related drug and alcohol testing?
a. The Canadian Human Rights Commission prohibits any drug and alcohol testing during the employment selection process.
b. With the legalization of recreational marijuana,
employers will no longer test for this substance.
c. Any policies relating to substance abuse testing during the selection process must have a clear and legitimate purpose.
d. If substance abuse is detected during the selection process, the candidate may take the test again.
QUESTION 43: Which of the following are three of the designated groups under federal employment equity legislation?
a. visible minorities, French-speaking people, and women
b. women, visible minorities, and people with disabilities
c. new Canadians, people with disabilities, and Aboriginal peoples
d. Aboriginal peoples, French-speaking people, and visible minorities
QUESTION 44: Which of the following is one purpose of employment application forms?
a. to provide background information about possible criminal records
b. to indicate whether an applicant meets the minimum requirements for education and experience
c. to inform employer about any physical disabilities an applicant may have
d. to offer personal information such as age and marital status
QUESTION 45: Which statement best describes orientation programs?
a. Coordination between line and staff managers
is not necessarily required.
b. Careful planning of the orientation activities is essential.
c. Follow-up and evaluation of orientation activities is not always required.
d. Impact of an orientation program on new employees lasts a short time.
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