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HUMAN RESOURCE MANAGEMENT

GROUP #1
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ALI SADIQ 35

FAHIM HAIDER 32

BILAL SHAMIM 38

SAJID ALI 23

CHAPTER #10
1. An increasing number of employers take a more ______________approach.
a. Systematic approach
b. Comprehensive approach
c. Relatively Systematic approach
d. None of above
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2. Employees get a __________policy describing the criteria by which the firm awards promotions.
a. Informal promotion policy
b. Formal promotion policy
c. Promotional policy
d. Job posting policy
e. None of above

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3. A_________ policy states the firm will post open positions and their requirements and circulate
these to all employees.
a. Promotional policy
b. Job posting policy
c. Off job policy
d. None of above
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4. The __________ stage is the period during which a person seriously explores various
occupational alternatives.
a. Growth
b. Establishment
c. Decline
d. Maintenance
e. Exploration
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5. The _____________ stage spans roughly ages 24 and 44 and is the heart of most people’s work
lives.
a. Upper
b. Down
c. Establishment
d. Maintenance
e. None of above
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6. Roughly between the ages of 30 and 40 the person goes through a ___________sub stage.
a. Midcareer crisis
b. Stabilization
c. Trial
d. None of above

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7. Between the mid-thirties and mid-forties the person may enter the ________sub stage.
a. Decline
b. growth
c. Midcareer crisis
d. Stabilization
e. Trial
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8. Between the ages of ______and ________ many people simply slide from the stabilization sub
stage into the maintenance stage.
a. 45 and 70
b. 30 and 40
c. 45 and 65
d. 50 and 75
e. 25 and 35
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9. As retirement age approaches there is often a deceleration period in the ____________.
a. Growth stage
b. Decline stage
c. Maturity stage
d. Establishment stage
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10. Moving an employee through a preplanned series of positions in order to prepare the person
for an enhanced role with the company is _____________.
a. Reality shock
b. Job rotation
c. Promotions
d. Transfers
e. None of above
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