When It Comes to Making a Good Impression in a Work

question 12

Multiple Choice

When it comes to making a good impression in a work setting,​

• A) ​it does not apply to an initial contact,since both people are meeting for an express purpose.
• B) ​you have a 5- to 10-minute grace period before people form their impression of you.
• C) ​your handshake and facial expression dominate all other elements of your appearance.
• D) ​you have only seconds in which a person will accept or reject an employee or firm.

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Definitions:

Mixed Cost

Expenses that contain both fixed and variable components and change in total with the level of activity but not proportionately.

Certified Operators

Individuals who have received official recognition or certification to operate machinery or equipment according to set standards and regulations.

Fixed Cost

Financial obligations that are static and do not vary with production levels or sales numbers, such as rent, salary payments, and insurance fees.

Activity Level

A measure of the volume of production or operations, often used in cost accounting to allocate variable and fixed costs appropriately.