Management Sciences
Management Sciences MCQs With Answers
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The process of verifying an applicant’s academic credentials, previous employment history, and criminal record is called:
AJob Auditing
BReference Screening
CCredential Appraisal
DBackground Check
Which training method involves a one-on-one relationship where an experienced senior manager guides and supports a less experienced employee’s career growth?
ACoaching
BApprenticeship
CMentoring
DVestibule Training
Which learning theory suggests that behavior is learned through observation, modeling, and imitation of others in the workplace?
AClassical Conditioning
BOperant Conditioning
CCognitive Load Theory
DSocial Learning Theory
A continuous structured process of identifying skill gaps and providing targeted training to perform current job duties effectively is:
AEmployee Training
BCareer Planning
COutplacement Services
DPerformance Management
Which analytical tool identifies internal strengths and weaknesses alongside external opportunities and threats for HR strategy?
APEST Analysis
BBalanced Scorecard
CGap Analysis
DSWOT Analysis
Which strategic HR metric measures the total revenue generated per full-time equivalent (FTE) employee?
ARevenue per Employee
BProfit Margin ratio
CReturn on Human Capital
DLabor Cost Ratio
In strategic human resource management, ‘SHRM’ primarily differs from traditional HR management by:
AFocusing strictly on transactional payroll processing
BIntegrating HR strategies directly with corporate business goals
CEliminating employee recruitment duties
DDelegating all management to union leaders
In project schedule management, the maximum time an activity can be delayed without delaying the early start of any immediate successor is:
AFree Float
BTotal Float
CIndependent Float
DInterfering Float
In corporate governance, Agency Theory primarily addresses potential conflicts of interest between:
AShareholders (Principals) and Managers (Agents)
BEmployees and Direct Supervisors
CSuppliers and Customers
DGovernment Regulators and Board Members
Chester Barnard postulated the ‘Zone of Indifference’, which refers to a range within which subordinates will:
AReject managerial authority completely
BAccept directives without conscious questioning or challenge
CDemotivate themselves due to lack of monetary incentives
DResist structural organizational change