Which of the following is an example of prospective managerial control?
A) Janeway Inc. has dedicated customer service personnel who collect detailed customer feedback at service centers.
B) KES Systems monitors production processes through closed-circuit cameras at all workstations.
C) Vulcan Marketing maintains a detailed record of employee performance by measuring the sales per employee for each month.
D) Managers at Neelix Inc. evaluate employee performance and conduct performance appraisals for employees every year.
E) BLT Manufacturing selects new employees who will be able to achieve the quality and precision in work that the job demands.
Question 2
Which of the following is the best example of the use of strategic control in a Biblical situation?
A) After making a deal with Laban to care for the spotted, speckled, and black sheep and goats, Jacob, the hired servant and son-in-law, started a selective breeding program.
B) So complete was Josiah's trust in the honesty of the workmen rebuilding the temple that he stated that no accounting of the use of funds would be required from them.
C) God commissioned Noah to build the ark to save a select few of all the people on earth during a flood.
D) Nehemiah was put in charge of rebuilding the walls of the city of Jerusalem and governing its citizens when it was under Persian rule.
E) Paul and Barnabas reported to the elders in Jerusalem regarding the controversy over the religious practices of non-Jews, following which the group of apostles came to a consensus.
Successful biological control of leafy spurge.
Negative feedback control of a regulated variable.
Hormonal control of the male reproductive hormones.
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