When Considering Outsourcing, What Should Firms Be Sure to Avoid

question 43

Multiple Choice

When considering outsourcing, what should firms be sure to avoid?

• A)Losing control of non-core activities which don't distinguish the firm
• B)Allowing outsourcing to develop into a substitute for innovation
• C)Giving the outsourcing partner opportunities to become a strong competitor
• D)Allowing employees transferred to the outsourcing partner to rejoin the firm
• E)Adverse corporate tax implications of asset transfers to the outsourcing partner

Attain proficiency in conducting information interviews to gain company insights.

Grasp the concept of networking and the significance of personal connections in hiring processes.

Understand the etiquettes and the impact of following up after informational interviews.

Identify free and beneficial resources for job search tips.

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Definitions:

Straight Line Amortization

A method for calculating the periodic reduction in the carrying amount of an intangible asset, spreading the cost evenly over its useful life.

Par Value Bonds

Bonds issued with a fixed face value that is to be repaid at maturity, often different from their market value.

Impairment Loss

The amount by which the carrying amount of an asset or cash-generating unit exceeds its recoverable amount, necessitating a write-down to reflect the reduced value.

Intercompany Bond Sale

Transactions involving the sale of bonds between companies that are part of the same corporate group.