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A) managerial employees only
B) managerial and non-managerial employees
C) skilled workers only
D) unskilled workers only
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A) Not used any more in organizations
B) Focus on the future rather than the past or present
C) Very different than performance evaluations
D) Performed by HRD
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A) A job is a short-term event in one's life
B) If you work hard and stay out of trouble you have a job for life
C) Jobs are here today and gone tomorrow
D) Temporary work is the only entitlement we will have
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A) individual career management
B) long-term career management
C) organizational career management
D) sequential career management
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True/False
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A) It is one of the least common career development activities
B) It is a source of career information as well as a recruiting and selection tool
C) Most postings are done online,using the organization's website or intranet
D) They can also create problems if employees suspect that only low-level positions are being posted
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A) a transitory career features a devotion to one occupation
B) an expert generally changes fields every 5 years
C) a linear career is the traditional view of a career in the U.S.
D) a spiral career means moving progressively upwards to the top of an organization
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A) Linear
B) Expert
C) Spiral
D) Transitory
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A) Members serve as role models
B) Rewards behaviors that enhance team performance and growth
C) Determines training opportunities for team members
D) All of these are true
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A) It must be assigned by HRD
B) The mentoring relationship is very complex
C) It does not need to tie to the strategic plan of the organization
D) It serves the needs of the junior member but does nothing for the senior member
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A) for employee selection
B) for identifying the career potential of existing employees
C) both a and b above
D) none of the above
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A) self-analysis of KSAOs
B) research of possible jobs
C) working with a career coach
D) goal setting
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True/False
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True/False
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A) Individuals drive their own careers
B) Organizations drive a person's career
C) Careers are determined by the God Proteus
D) None of the above are true
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True/False
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A) Preparing to die
B) Pursuing one's career dreams
C) Questioning of the career dream
D) Great energy and stress
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A) Early Adulthood (17-45)
B) Middle Adulthood (45-60)
C) Age 30 transition (ages 28-33)
D) Late Adulthood (Ages 60-Death)
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A) It encourages work involvement through job challenge and professional growth
B) It generates opportunities for achievement
C) It rewards solid performance through professional recognition and/or financial bonuses
D) It supplies employees with information relevant to attaining their career goals
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