Ian is a plant manager in a multi-site corporation. He often deals with situations
involving new customers and new products. These are often ________.
A) non-linear problems and risky decisions
B) structured problems and programmed decisions
C) uncertain problems and linear decisions
D) unstructured problems and unprogrammed decisions
It is assumed that a rational decision maker ________.
A) faces unclear and ambiguous problems
B) is unlimited by his or her ability to process information
C) is unaware of all the possible alternatives and consequences
D) is fully objective and logical
Rachel’s colleagues and subordinates have a very high regard for her. They know that
no one can get high-quality work done the way Rachel can. She inspires her team to
excel in their work, even exceeding their own expectations. What her subordinates like
best about Rachel is that they are free to discuss her decisions with her, even question
her once in while if they are not sure about her strategy. Which of the following best
describes Rachel’s leadership style?
A) transactional