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Question 1

What is the document used to describe conduct that is proper when restaurant employees relate to others inside and outside an organization?
◦ Policy manual
◦ Code of ethics
◦ Mission statement
◦ Standard operating procedures (SOPSs)

Question 2

What is the final step managers take when preparing a position analysis?
◦ Prepare task lists
◦ Write job descriptions
◦ Develop task breakdowns
◦ Consider performance standards
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