Knowledge Test Questions Flashcards

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What is a mission statement?

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A mission statement is a formal summary of the aims and values of a company, organization, or individual.

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Why is it important for an organisation to have a mission statement?

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It is important for an organisation to have a mission statement to inform stakeholders

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Why is it important to have an environmental business objective?

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It is important to have an environmental business objective to address government targets

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What is the purpose of organisational aims and objectives?

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The purpose of organisational aims and objectives is to provide direction to staff

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How can the financial market impact on the cost of trading over seas?

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The financial market can impact on the trading costs overseas when currencies rise and fall

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What is likely to be the strongest influence on where a company is located?

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Skilled labour is likely to be the strongest influence on where a company is located.

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How might a delay in the supply chain affect the organisations ability to meet the needs of their customers?

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A delay in the supply chain could affect the organisations ability to meet the needs of their customers by products not being delivered on time

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What is the likely impact of the complaints department administrator being absent?

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The impact of the complaints department being absent is that the complaints will not be dealt with in-line with the company policy

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What is the likely impact of an organisation if external IT support is bought out by another company?

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The impact of an organisation if external IT support is bought out by another company is that IT support will be briefly unavailable

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Confidential data must be stored to comply with which type of government control?

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Confidential data must be stored to comply with the National Government Control

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What does the ‘T’ in PESTLE stand for?

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The ‘T’ in PESTLE stands for Technological

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What is the likely impact of involving all staff in managing change?

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The likely impact of involving all staff in managing change is that staff are more receptive to changes being made

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What is the main reason for communicating change within an organisation?

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The main reason for communicating change within an organisation is that even needs to know how the change will impact them

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Which is not a principle of change management?

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Involving senior management is not a principle of change management

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Which of the following is not a principle of change management?

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Involving senior management only is not a principle of change management

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Who is most likely to be affected by the introduction of an automatic route selection telephone system?

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Incoming callers are most likely to be affected by the introduction of an automatic route selection telephone system

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An organisation’s production has been moved to another country. What impact would this have on the administrator role?

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Time differences may need to be taken into account if an organisation’s production has been moved to another country

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When customer payments are required what document is sent by the administrator?

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An invoice is used when customer payments are required

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What method of payment is most likely to be used between businesses?

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BACS is the most likely payment method to be used between businesses

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Which document is issued by a buyer to a seller, indicating types, quantities and agreed prices for products or services?

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A purchase order is issued by a buyer to a seller, indicating types, quantities and agreed prices for products or services

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Which of the following explains how petty cash is usually handled?

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Petty cash is usually a small amount of money, managed by a custodian, to reimburse purchases when balanced with a receipt

22
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Which of the following would be deemed to be personal data therefore confidential?

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John Smith Jr; 39 Stroud Road, Capel Common, KW16 8TY - would be deemed to be personal data therefore confidential

23
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Information which complies with data protection regulation can be stored

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Information which complies with data protection regulation can be stored securely within the UK

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The main purpose of data protection regulation is to

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The main purpose of data protection regulation is to protect individuals against the misuse of information about them

25
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Why is it important to consider data protection in an organisation’s staff induction?

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It is important to consider data protection in an organisation’s staff induction to comply with regulatory requirements

26
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What does the first ‘D’ stand for in RIDDOR?

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The first ‘D’ stands for Diseases in RIDDOR

27
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What is the main reason health and safety ‘near misses’ should be recorded?

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The main reason health and safety ‘near misses’ should be recorded is to assess risks involved in work activities

28
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Who should report instances under RIDDOR when working?

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The employer should report instances under RIDDOR when working

29
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Why is it important to encourage all staff members to report health and safety hazards?

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It is important to encourage all staff members to report health and safety hazards so risks can be analysed

30
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A common health and safety risk experienced within the administration role

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A common health and safety risk experienced within the administration role is slips, trips and falls

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Which is the most effective way of promoting health and safety in the workplace?

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Communicating the health and safety policy to all staff is the most effective way of promoting health and safety in the workplace

32
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What is the benefit of communicating openly with suppliers as stakeholders?

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The benefit of communicating openly with suppliers as stakeholders is it builds an understanding of expectations

33
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Shareholders may retract their financial investment if

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Shareholders may retract their financial investment if company’s annual performance is not shared

34
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The main reason to manage suppliers as stakeholders is to

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The main reason to manage suppliers as stakeholders is to ensure the control of costs and availability

35
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Why is it important to consult with stakeholders before the adoption of new working processes?

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It is important to consult with stakeholders before the adoption of new working processes to establish suitability

36
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Why is it important to listen and communicate with all stakeholders?

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It is important to listen and communicate with all stakeholders they may have a suggestion to improve working practices

37
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What would be an effective way of managing stakeholders who are resistant
to change?

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Meeting with them regularly to discuss solutions would be an effective way of managing stakeholders who are resistant to change

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What is meant by ‘stakeholder relationships’?

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‘stakeholder relationships’ is the process of creating mutually beneficial connections

39
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Why is it important to recognise risks that may occur when managing projects?

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It is important to recognise risks that may occur when managing project to control them in advance

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When managing a project what are the three main constraints to consider?

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Time, cost, scope are the three main constraints to consider when managing a project

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A potential event which could have a negative effect on a project’s objectives describes the

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A potential event which could have a negative effect on a project’s objectives describes the project risk

42
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What is a product breakdown structure used to plan in a project?

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Resources is a product breakdown structure used to plan in a project

43
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Which tool is used to identify the different tasks required when managing a project?

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Scheduling is used to identify the different tasks required when managing a project

44
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What does the work breakdown structure focus on in project management?

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The work breakdown structure focus on in project management is planning

45
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Who develops a top-down budget?

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Senior Management team develop a top-down budget

46
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How might a budget be agreed when managing a project?

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Obtaining detailed quotes for each aspect of the job

47
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Why is it important to ensure the necessary equipment is available when managing a project?

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Ensure the necessary equipment is available when managing a project to ensure delays are minimised

48
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What makes a successful project?

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A committed team makes a successful project

49
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How does closure contribute to project success?

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It shows deliverables have been met

50
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Which of the following indicates the successful reduction of stationery by 20% within 4 months?

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Stationery orders reduced by 21% within 4 months