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Question 121
True/False
Ann's supervisor is enthusiastic about instituting outdoor training into their organization.Ann is concerned that it may not be appropriate because the physical nature of the training and the hazards involved.A number of Ann's subordinates are over 50 and some are physically-challenged.Ann's concerns are realistic.
Question 122
True/False
Job rotation tends to be an expensive form of employee development because it takes time for rotated employees to become familiar with their new units.
Question 123
True/False
Phased-retirement is generally used as a means of allowing older employees with outdated skills to gradually leave the organization.
Question 124
Essay
Why is succession planning important? What key mistakes are often made in succession planning?
Question 125
True/False
One purpose of employee development is to help employees improve capabilities that they might not be able to achieve in their ordinary life experiences.
Question 126
True/False
Assessment centers involve teams of assessors who evaluate each candidate over multiple tests.
Question 127
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Most global firms find it is better to have expatriates rather than locals staff the management positions of their foreign operations because expatriates require less training and development than do the locals.
Question 128
True/False
If an individual is unlucky and has a supervisor with poor management skills,he/she will be unable to develop good management skills because of this negative model.
Question 129
Essay
What is the difference between organization-centered and individual-centered career planning? Why should HR departments facilitate individual-centered career planning if these individuals might not stay with the organization for their entire career?