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The administration function consists mainly of:
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Plan, organize, manage and control
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Spend, buy, manufacture, sell and collect
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Invest, product, sell and make profit
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We can define the administrative function of business management as follows:
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The process of transmitting a meaning, idea, or understanding through symbols
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The process of influencing people to make them contribute to the goals of the organization and the group
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The process of exerting an influence on other members of the organization without the need to have a formal authority granted by the same
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The organizing function has as its fundamental task:
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Know in advance what the company should do
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The division and coordination of labor
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Compare the results obtained with those that had been planned
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The control function in the administration process follows the function of:
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Planning
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Organization
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Direction or management
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The concept of staff refers to:
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A control mechanism for workers
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An executive body of the organization's structure
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An advisory body of the organization's structure
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The organizational structure in which specialists form various parts of it come together to work on specifc projects is:
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The matrix
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The functional
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The lineal of hierarchical
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The scientific organization of work is defined as:
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A work method that divide and rationalise tasks increasing worker performance
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A method that studies the characteristics and personal circumstances of each worker
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A form of organization of the company based on joint responsability for decisions and teamwork
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Control function:
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It consists of ensuring the maintenance of the discipline of the company
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It's a means of forecasting and correcting problems
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It's to delegate authority and responsibility
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Maslow divided human needs into five levels, placing at the top of the pyramid:
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Social needs
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Self-esteem need
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Self-realization needs
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The concept of staff refers to:
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An advisory body of the organization's structure
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An executive body of the organization's structure
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A permanent union body in the organization's structure
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The strategic and tactical objectives of a company differ, among other features, in the following:
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None of the other answers is correct
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In which the first are proposed in the medium and longterm and the second in the short term
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In which the first are proposed in the short term and the second in the medium and long term
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The "staff" are within the organizational structure of a company:
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The organizations of the company that combine authority and responsibility in a shared way
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The departments that serve as consultation or advice
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The structures that are formed within the company on a temporaty basis to carry out specific projects
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McGregor's theory Y is based on:
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The human being in general has little ambition and wants few complications
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Coercive resources are the only means of motivating
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The human being in general seeks and accepts responsibilities
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Job specialization:
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Allows greater training on the task increasing efficiency
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The main advantage of making the job is distracted and not routine
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Forces to divide work time, reducing productivity
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The quality circles:
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They are dedicated to studying fundamentally the financial problems of the company
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They are teams of employees who address quality and cost problems of the company
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None of the other answers is correct
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The division of labor:
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It's the organization of shift work so as not to stop the production process
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It consists of each person specializing in carrying out a task or type of work
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It's an economic policy measure that is carried out to increase employment
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When a group is made up of members of the same department, but belonging to different levels, we speak of:
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Mixed or randomized groups
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Horizontal groups
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Vertical groups
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Control in the company:
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It shows the degree of fulfillment of the objectives
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It's applied by top management and never by middle managers
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The execution of the control can't be delegated although its responsibility can
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The main contribution of the School of Human Relations was:
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The need to reduce working hours
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That various factors influenced the motivation of the workers
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That the motivation of the workers was economic
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"Setting the objectives and goals, determining where you want to go" is:
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To coordinate
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To organize
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To plan
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An organization chart:
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Refers exclusively to the hierarchy within the company
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Collect a diagram of the production process of the company
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It summarizes the way in which the structure of the organs of the company is articulated
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The functional organization, whose precursor was Taylor, is:
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Unit of command and discipline
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The existence of specialized units within the organizational structure
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Departmentalization by geographical areas
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The graphic representation of the set of interrelationships between departments of a company is called:
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Sectors diagram
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Profesiogram
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Organization chart
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The staff is:
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An advisory organ
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A financial organ
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A manager organ
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The principle of unity of command establishes that:
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There is a hierarchical scale that defines who exercises authority
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A person should only take orders from a boss
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A single program should be developed when operations have a single purpose