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What is meant by the words federally protected class?

group of people who are legally protected from discrimination under US federal laws

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what are federally protected classes

-race, national orgin

-color, pregnancy , religion , sex, age,(40+) verteran status

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when and why could. a company legally discrimminate against federally protected classes?

Under a Bona Fide Occupational Qualification (BFOQ), where a specific trait (such as age, sex, or religion) is strictly necessary for normal business operations. (Note: Race and color can never be used as BFOQs).

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what is involved in employee selection

  • 1. screening applications and resumes

  • selection testing

  • interview

  • reference and background

  • making the offer


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what is known about interviews

  • strucutred interview

  • behavioral interview

  • unstructured interview



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tips on employee seperation

  • document everything

  • be directed and brief

  • private and dignified

  • conduct and exit interview

  • comply with final pay laws


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what is meant by the production process

the sequence of actions that transform inputs into finished outputs.

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What is mass customization? ex?

A production and marketing strategy that combines the flexibility and personalization of custom products with the low unit costs of mass production.

Examples:

  • Designing custom shoes on Nike By You

  • Selecting custom computer specifications on Dell's website


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what is flexible manufacturing

production methos that uses matching to quickly change quantity

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what is lean manufacturing

a production method that maximizes customer value while minimizing waste

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  1. What are the 4 P's?


Product price place promotion

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Why is product important

  • satisfies customor needs or wants

  • phone, haircut, Spotify


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Why is price important

  • determines a company profit margin

  • 5$ monthly subscription

  • 15000 new phone

- 50% off

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Why is place important

  • product are accessible to target customors

  • digital app store

Website

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Why is promotion important

  • brand awareness

  • social media

  • newsletter

  • partnerships


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What is b2b market

Business to business-sells goods or Services

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What is consumer market

sells goods or services to indrudual end consumer

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  1. What is Market Segmentation?

And why is it important

Divided a broad diverse target market into smaller groups

  • Allows businesses to tailor products messaging budgets


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what is just- in - time manufacturing

ordering and received as needed

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what is a pert chart

program evaluation and review technique

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what is some of the most important factors invloved in choosing a facilty location?

labor availbity

supply chain

government incentives

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what is extrinsic motivation?

comes from external rewards

ex- studying harder to not fail

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what is intrinsic motivation?

person satisfaction

ex: volunteer at animal shelter because you enjoy it.

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what was the original focus of the Hawthorne studies

  • to determine how physical environmental factors are affecting workers

  • human factors

  • whether lighting better or worse


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what are some of the primary components of equity theory of motivation

inputs- hard work, education

outputs- salary, benefits, promotions

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what is the hawthorne effect

modify or improve their behavior because they know there being observed.

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what is a goal setting theory of motivation

motivational theory stating that specific and challenging goals, combined with constructive feedback, lead to higher task performance than vague or easy goals.

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What is meant by a total product offer?

  • consists of everything consumers evaluate when deciding whether to buy something


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what is the first stage in the product life cycle

  • introduction- commercial stage tourism and consumer holographic displays


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what is the 2nd stage of product life cycle

  • growth

ex: electric vehicles, and smart home devices

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what is the 3rd stage of product life cycle

maturity- smartphones, streaming services

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what is the 4th stage product life. cycle

  • decline- internet, desktop landline phones


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what are the traditional elements in the promotion mix

advertising, personal selling, public relations, sale promotion