Author Question: Hands on management differs from MBWA _________________________. A. Hands on management requires ... (Read 174 times)

stephzh · **on:** Jul 26, 2018

Hands on management differs from MBWA ___________________ ______.

A. Hands on management requires active participation by the manager
B. Hands on management does not require the manager to work in the field
C. In hands on management, the manager provides direct input to the employees and their supervisor on the work to be completed, whereas MWBA requires setting specific goals and direct observation by the manger.
D. because MWBA does not require a formalized plan and a list the goal it seeks to achieve

Question 2

Explain notice procedures for delays.

What will be an ideal response?

jonathanballen97 · **Reply #1 on:** Jul 26, 2018

Answer to Question 1

C

Answer to Question 2

Notice of the occurrence of a delay is provided within a fairly short period of time. Federal contracts require this notice within ten days and the standard American Institute of Architects contract forms require it to be within twenty days (Bramble and Callahan, 1987).