A) follows the mentor around for a stated period of time.
B) stays out of the spotlight so he or she can learn.
C) keeps others in the dark about his or her developmental opportunities.
D) alternates between mentors for a defined time period.
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A) has experience at the company but also has an outside perspective.
B) worked for the company a while, left, and then returned.
C) had access to company secrets but never revealed them.
D) has worked in both manufacturing and sales.
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A) leeway in choosing how to resolve the problem.
B) careful guidance in how to resolve the problem.
C) the opportunity to delegate the problem to someone else.
D) a policy and procedures manual for resolving the problem.
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A) forceful and too enabling.
B) operational and too enabling.
C) operational and too strategic.
D) strategic and too visionary.
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A) the vast majority of executives perceived mentoring to be an important developmental method.
B) the vast majority of executives perceived mentoring to be an insignificant developmental method.
C) minority group members perceived mentoring to be of negligible developmental value.
D) majority group members perceived mentoring to be of negligible developmental value.
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A) gain experience in various organizational units.
B) serve multiple functions in his or her organizational unit.
C) alternate between line and staff departments.
D) work for a series of firms.
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A) select candidates who are part of the "good old boy" or "good old girl" network.
B) minimize social contact with the candidates and thus maintain objectivity.
C) have extensive email contact with the candidates.
D) have direct and extensive contact with the candidates.
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A) a well-planned retirement party usually takes care of any potential emotional problems.
B) the business often experiences considerable trauma.
C) a spirit of joyfulness spreads throughout the firm.
D) he or she should cut off all future contact with the new leader.
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A) working for his company.
B) accumulating a bunch of easy victories.
C) failure.
D) taking small risks.
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A) give them a promotion.
B) keep them thinking in terms of functional silos.
C) make them a little more humble.
D) give them experience in working with other disciplines.
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A) finding mentors on Facebook or LinkedIn.
B) holding video conferences with potential mentors.
C) using search engines to find mentors in other companies.
D) matching mentors and mentored employees via websites
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A) assertive.
B) operational.
C) strategy.
D) enabling.
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