A) legal; short-term; intermediary
B) sworn; long-term; advisor
C) fiduciary; long-term; intermediary
D) formal; short-term; advisor
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A) controls; behaviors
B) controls; norms
C) boundaries; behaviors
D) boundaries; constraints
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A) tend to inhibit efficiency and effectiveness.
B) distract employees who are trying to focus on organizational priorities.
C) minimize improper and unethical conduct.
D) tend to limit organizational growth.
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A) auditors.
B) analysts.
C) competitors.
D) media.
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A) Action plans should permit a degree of autonomy to managers and not be constrained by budgets.
B) Action plans must be specific so that managers have a clear understanding of the resource requirements necessary to implement the plan.
C) Action plans should not be constrained by a time frame in order to allow for modification.
D) Action plans should hold employees accountable for the implementation.
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A) Hire people who identify with the dominant values of the organization.
B) Develop managerial role models.
C) Minimize training and indoctrination.
D) Align reward systems with organizational goals and objectives.
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A) It is a key catalyst for an ongoing debate about underlying data, assumptions, and action plans.
B) It must focus on constantly changing information that is strategically important.
C) It circumvents the need for face-to-face meetings among superiors, subordinates, and peers.
D) It generates information that is important enough to demand regular and frequent attention.
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A) It reminds employees of adventur.es rules and regulations.
B) It helps reinforce and sustain the adventur.es culture.
C) It demonstrates to employees the importance of articulating explicit goals and objectives.
D) It makes the adventur.es reward system very explicit.
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A) desire to get future auditing contracts from the company.
B) desire to get consulting work from the company because most audit firms also do consulting work.
C) fact that auditors are appointed by the firm.
D) failure of U.S. audit firms to hire technically qualified professionals.
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A) Performance measures are clear and highly visible.
B) The structure is fixed to assure employees of consistency.
C) The compensation system is perceived as fair and equitable.
D) Objectives are well understood, and broadly accepted.
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A) constraints placed by the firm on raiders who want to take over the firm.
B) legal constraints that limit the ability of the raiders to acquire a firm.
C) provisions in the charter of a company that prevents it from attempting a takeover of other companies.
D) the risk of being acquired by a hostile raider.
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A) happy employees because they got more free time.
B) an effective reward and incentive program because it reinforced commitment to goals.
C) a new mission statement for the company.
D) an effective incentive program because employees worked harder.
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