Judy Smith is a superintendent at a large insurance company and in her daily work must
make many decisions daily. It has been noted by her superiors that, while she is
outwardly shy, she is also very conscientious and often makes decisions that benefit
others rather than her. In this example, the most important factor influencing the
decision maker is:
a. the situation
b. personality
c. an interaction between the situation and personality
d. the organization
e. first line supervisors.
Directing is the primary function of the
a. human resource manager.
b. first-line supervisor.
c. top-level executive.
d. front-line worker.
e. quality control expert.