REVISION 17
I. Choose the best word to fill in each gap
To endure equity in job grading and ……………, a common set of
job grading standards and instructions are often used.
A. operation
B. evaluation
C. remuneration
D. classification
A strike vote by the members does not mean they actually want or
expect to go out on strike. Rather, it is …………..as a vote of
confidence to strengthen the position of their leaders at the
bargaining table.
A. attended
B. amended
C. recommended
D. intended
A decision should also be made at the beginning of the process
about how ……………. will be communicated, and an appeal or
review procedures should be established before the evaluation
begins.
A. results
B. decisions
C. processes
D. reasons
When a union goes on strike, it pickets the employers by placing
people at business entrances to advertise the dispute and to
…………. others from entering the premises.
A. encourage
B. protect
C. provide
D. discourage
The job evaluation process is often as important as the results, so
it’s essential to …………… the people occupying the positions
under evaluation.
A. make
B. include
C. involve
D. attach
If an organisation does invests in its people, it is much more likely
to win loyalty from them and to ……………a community of talent
and high performance that will worry competitors.
A. produce
B. create
C. make
D. motivate
Mediation is a voluntary process that relies on the communication
and persuasive skills of a mediator to help the parties resolve their
……………..
A. relations
B. difficulties
C. differences
D. disputes
An arbitrator generally is called upon to resolve disputes
…………… in connection with the administration of the agreement.
A. raising
B. gaining
C. resulting
D. arising
Employees who …………… they have a chance to make a
difference are generally motivated to do a good job.
A. think
B. feel
C. see
D. consider
In order to keep staff ………………to do a good job requires
management, staff and culture working in unison for a common
mission
A. motivated
B. activated
C. created
D. promoted
Employee motivation is the combination of …………….. the
employee's needs and expectations from work and the workplace
factors that enable employee motivation - or not.
A. filling
B. requiring
C. fulfilling
D. giving
The employees who do a good job have a personal level of
……………..toward their professional responsibilities and
performance.
A. management
B. commitment
C. requirement
D. development
When you have a happy and ……………..workforce that is eager to
contribute, your company can weather any storm.
A. productive
B. active
C. positive
D. creative
It’s not always easy to be a good team member and …………….
your own views for the good of the whole, but it works for the
betterment of the company.
A. promise
B. compromise
C. provide
D. supervise
In reality, group productivity is more important than individual task
………………….. The most effective teams are able to solve
complex problems more easily than one person can, for many
capable minds are brought to bear.
A. completion
B. commitment
C. accomplishment
D. establishment
Organizational culture has been an area in which conceptual work
and scholarship have provided guidance for …..…as they have
searched for ways to improve their organizations’ effectiveness.
A. recruiters
B. managers
C. employees
D. workers
There are many kinds or levels of culture that affect individual and
organizational .........
A. employment
B. recruitment
C. behavior
D. work
Researchers have reported marked differences among continents
and countries based .......... certain key dimensions.
A. on
B. in
C. among
D. above
Each culture is generally ……..... by unique language, symbols,
rules, and ethnocentric feelings.
A. affected
B. reflected
C. made
D. joined
Inside an organization, subunits such as functional departments,
product groups, hierarchical levels, or even teams may also reflect
their own unique................
A. languages
B. customs
C..cultures
D. experiences
The most effective teams are able to ................complex problems
more easily than one person can, for many capable minds are
brought to bear on an issue.
A. have
B. solve
C. make
D. get
All teams must be managed well by a capable ...............who
understands that every team is unique, dynamic and ever-changing.
A. coach
B. arbitrator
C. mediator
D. facilitator
You will have ...............within the team and as long as this is
controlled then it can be a very healthy element for both the team
and the development of the business.
A. conflict
B. difficulty
C. argument
D. contrast
Cross-cultural issues can ...............and impact the working of teams,
but it is well to remember that, despite culture, most team members
have similar objectives in life.
A. effect
B. assail
C. prevent
D. help
Underpinning...............is what a person needs to know in order to
do their job.
A. skills
B. education
C. knowledge
D. background
A ...............process builds a complete picture by repeatedly learning
from new information and re-evaluating the process.
A. exemplary
B. measurable
C. generic
D. reiterative
A/An ...............plan helps you decide how to introduce a new
programme.
A. implementation
B. succession
C. evaluation
D. negotiation
Team leaders ...............create a common purpose and vision,
pointing the team in the right direction.
A. promptly
B. initially
C. completely
D. fully
The clever team leader recognizes and ...............upon the
similarities while moulding the cultural differences to benefit the
team.
A. makes
B. calls
C. plays
D. takes
Organizations have traditionally rewarded people for
strong ............... such as rational thinking, ambition, and
competitiveness.
A. qualities
B. competences
C. skills
D. qualifications
II. Circle the correct form of the word
Besides being used in bargaining impasses, lockouts may be used by ……………..to
combat union slowdowns, damage to their property, or violence within the organization that
may occur in connection with a labour dispute.
A. employers
B. employees
C. employing
D. employment
The challenge of the job is another essential motivator for high performers. Such people
easily become ………………. if they sense that their organisation has little or no real sense
of where it is going.
A. motivated
B. motivator
C. motivation
D. demotivated
Work needs to be varied and time should be available for ……………..thinking and
mastering new skills.
A. created
B. creation
C. creative
D. creating
The ……………of a coach or mentor signals that the organisation has a commitment to
fast-tracking an individual’s development.
A. provider
B. provision
C. providing
D. provide
………………..do well in an environment where they can depend on good administrative
support.
A. Individuals
B. Individual
C. Individually
D. Individualize
High performers will not want to feel that the success they are winning for the organisation
is lost because of the ………….of others or by weakness in support areas.
A. efficient
B. efficiently
C. inefficiency
D. efficiency
There are many ……………….to the design a job evaluation plan. However, they all
basically follow the same approach, which is to value each job in a defined group of jobs
based on a common set of generic factors.
A. varieties
B. varies
C. variety
D. variations
Job evaluation is a technique to rank jobs in an organization on the ……………of the
duties and responsibilities assigned to the job.
A. basic
B. bases
C. basing
D. basis
The benchmark jobs are those jobs commonly found in most organizations and are
……………. included in salary surveys.
A. typical
B. typically
C. typicality
D. typic
Job ranking is one of the simplest to administer. Jobs are compared (in rank order) to each
other on the basis of skill, effort, responsibility, which ………….. are deemed to determine
the overall worth of a job to the organization.
A. collective
B. collections
C. collectively
D. collector
Job evaluation is a technique for ……………. the demands of jobs in terms of experience,
responsibility, skill/knowledge.
A. comparison
B. compared
C. comparative
D. comparing
Good job evaluation ………….. on clear, detailed and up-to-date job descriptions on which
to base the job evaluation.
A. relies
B. rely
C. relying
D. relied
Permissive subjects might include a union demand to ratify supervisory promotions or
………………..on setting the price of the organization’s product or service.
A. consultant
B. consultation
C. consulting
D. consult
Mediation is a voluntary process that relies on the communication and ……………..skills
of a mediator to help the parties resolve their differences.
A. persuade
B. persuaded
C. persuading
D. persuasive
An organisation’s capacity to identify, attract and retain high-quality, high-performing
people who can develop winning strategies has become decisive in ensuring ………………
advantage.
A. competition
B. competing
C. competed
D. competitive
Attempts to define ………. culture have adopted a number of different approaches.
A. organizational
B. organize
C. organization
D. organized
Some definitions focus on manifestations - the heroes and villains, rites, rituals, myths and
legends that .......... organizations.
A. population
B. populate
C. populated
D. populating
Culture is……….… constructed and reflects meanings that are constituted in interaction
and that form commonly accepted definitions of the situation.
A. society
B. social
C. socially
D. socialize
Culture is ………. and is described by telling stories about how we feel about the
organizatiion.
A. symbol
B. symbolize
C. symbolized
D. symbolization
Culture is unifying and refers to the processes that …….… the organization together.
A. binds
B. binding
C. binded
D. bind
Leaders can develop their capacity for the positive …….…of love and caring.
A. emotional
B. emotionally
C. emotions
D. emotionalism
Western cultures place great …….…on the mind and the rational approach.
A. emphasize
B. emphasised
C. emphasising
D. emphasis
Bad …….…were taken which caused us to lose a lot of money.
A. decide
B. decisive
C. decision
D. decisions
Most team members have similar objectives in life - objectives that …….…to happiness
and health, to success and recognition, to love and being well-accepted by others.
A. relate
B. relative
C. relation
D. related
Generic …….…are those that are shared by many different jobs.
A. competent
B. competently
C. competency
D. competences
Key …….…indicators are the most important way of telling if a person can do their job
competently.
A. perform
B. performance
C. performed
D. performing
Love as …….…is the force within that enables people to feel alive, connected, nergized,
and “in love” with life and work.
A. motivate
B. motivated
C. motivation
D. motivating
It is the heart rather than the mind that …….…people forward.
A. power
B. powers
C. powerful
D. powerfully
The success of individual managers depends on how well that manager’s team or teams
improve in quality and …….…on a continuous basis.
A. product
B. productive
C. production
D. productivity
People who are engaged rather than alienated from their work are typically more …….…,
productive, and successful.
A. satisfy
B. satisfied
C. satisfaction
D. satisfactory
III. Choose the best term to match the given definition
Refers to an older, more experienced person who helps you
A. manager
B. leader
C. mentor
D. supervisor
A detailed written account, agreed between management and worker, of all the duties and
responsibilities which together make up a particular job
A. job analysis
B. job evaluation
C. benchmark
D. job description
A report which finds out if it is possible to do
A. succession planning
B. a strategy
C. an implementation and monitoring plan
D. a feasibility study
You often find this in job advertisements referring to money and benefits.
A. pay rate
B. remuneration
C. financial package
D. wage
The act of conceding or yielding; usually implying a demand, claim, or request, and thus
distinguished from giving, which is voluntary or spontaneous.
A. negotiation
B. concession
C. collective bargaining
D. agreement
Informing customers about products and persuading them to buy the products
A. promotion
B. bargaining
C. production
D. communication
A fixed regular payment made by employers, usually monthly, for professional or
office work.
A. money
B. benefits
C. salary
D. wage
A person or business that employs one or more people, especially for wages or salary
A. employee
B. employer
C. businessman
D. leader
One that produces, especially a person or organization that produces goods or services
for sale
A. employer
B. owner
C. businessman
D. producer
……….is a paperless HR function in which technology is used to offer self-service HR.
A. Human resources management
B. E-HR
C. Personnel
D. Human resources planning
….… is a systematic approach to the acquisition, storage and sharing of knowledge within
an organisation.
A. Knowledge management
B. Skills management
C. Management power
D. Managing experience
………….is the number of people leaving and joining a company as a percentage of the
total workforce.
A. Labour force
B. Labour turnover
C. Labourers
D. Workforce
………….involves systematically preparing for the replacement of senior managers
A. Transition
B. Devolved HR
C. Succession planning
D. A strategy
………….is a document which describes how a new policy or process will be introduced
and how each stage in the process will be checked
A. A skills audit
B. An implementation and monitoring plan
C. A feasibility study
D. Knowledge management
………….is a report of what the staff in an organisation can do
A. A feasibility study
B. Devolved HR
C. A skills audit
D. A strategy
…………. is the practice of paying another company to provide a service
A. A remuneration package
B. A strategy
C. Devolved HR
D. Offshoring
………….sets out the larger and long-term plans of an organization
A. An implementation and monitoring plan
B. Succession planning
C. A strategy
D. Offshoring
………….is becoming a popular substitute word for ‘change management’ as it is
considered to be more positive and less threatening
A. Transition
B. Knowledge management
C. Devolved HR
D. Human capital management
………….is the process of managing and maximising the talent, skills and knowledge of
employees
A. Knowledge management
B. Human capital management
C. Management power
D. Managing experience
………….is when responsibility for many HR activities is given directly to managers in
other departments.
A. A feasibility study
B. A strategy
C. HR management
D. Devolved HR
IV. Translate the following sentences into Vietnamese
You will have conflict within the team and as long as this is controlled then it can be a very
healthy element for both the team and the development of the business.
Being the smartest, being the brightest, being the hardest; all of these attributes that worked so
well in business in years gone by, now will not push you up the ladder quickly.
How good a team player you are and how well you share your knowledge with your colleagues
is the all-important factor in growing your career today.
Organizations have traditionally rewarded people for strong qualities such as rational thinking,
ambition, and competitiveness.
Western cultures place great emphasis on the mind and the rational approach. However, it is the
heart rather than the mind that powers people forward.
V. Translate the following sentences into English
Các nhóm hiệu quả nhất có thể giải quyết các vấn đề phức tạp dễ dàng hơn một người, vì nhiều
bộ óc có khả năng được đưa ra để giải quyết một vấn đề.
Các nhóm sớm phát triển một cách tiếp cận giải quyết vấn đề rõ ràng, có thể được áp dụng hết lần
này đến lần khác, miễn là người lãnh đạo của họ ban đầu tạo ra một mục đích và tầm nhìn chung,
hướng nhóm đi đúng hướng.
Tất cả các đội phải được quản lý tốt bởi một người điều phối có khả năng người hiểu rằng mỗi
đội là duy nhất, năng động và luôn thay đổi.
Người sử dụng lao động hiểu rằng họ cần phải cung cấp một môi trường làm việc tạo ra động lực
cho mọi người.
Những người tham gia vào công việc thay vì xa lánh công việc thường hài lòng, năng suất và
thành công hơn.