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ashley

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Patagonia's statement that it's easier to teach dirt bags to do business than it is to teach businessmen to be dirt bags reflects what approach to employee selection?
 
  a. behavioral simulation
  b. person-organization fit
  c. wilderness training
  d. competency assessment

Question 2

____________ is a process in which top executives regularly review all managers at or above a certain hierarchical level, looking at both performance and potential, and devise developmental plans for their most promising individuals.
 
  a. Task planning
  b. Job planning
  c. Policy planning
  d. Process planning
  e. None of the above



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Answer to Question 1

b

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