Experience Curve Efficiencies Refers to

question 115

Multiple Choice

Experience curve efficiencies refers to

• A) expanding a business globally to decrease per unit costs.
• B) having more experienced team members.
• C) insights gained by employees that lead to improved work performance.
• D) the outcomes of learning effects and economies of scale.

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Definitions:

Interest Inventory

A questionnaire that identifies a person's preferences, likes, and dislikes in various activities to guide career or educational choices.

Abilities

Intrinsic skills or competencies in various domains such as cognitive, physical, or emotional, that can be developed or enhanced over time.

Career Survey of Performance

An assessment tool designed to evaluate an individual's job performance and career progression over time.

Career Ability Placement Survey

A vocational assessment tool that evaluates an individual's abilities in various career-related domains to assist in career planning and placement.