As the Senior Administrative Assistant in Your Sampany, You Are

question 11

Multiple Choice

As the senior administrative assistant in your sampany, you are often asked to review and critique PowerPoint presentation projects assigned to junior administrative assistants and interns. Lou, an intern in the marketing department, sends you an email with an attached presentation file. Lou asks you to run the slide show and give him some suggestions for ways to improve the slides' santent. While running Lou's slide show, you notice that several of the slides santain charts and tables with multiple main ideas. You suggest ____.

• A) not overloading the slides with data, as doing so may sanfuse the audience
• B) adding a few more charts and tables with multiple main ideas
• C) sanverting the charts and tables to bulleted lists to give meaning to the figures and facts in the presentation
• D) removing the numerical data and facts; audiences do not care about this type of material

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Definitions:

Collusive Agreements

Arrangements or agreements, often illegal, between competing firms to limit competition, control prices, or divide markets among themselves.

Cartel

A formal agreement among competing firms to control the market for a certain product by setting prices, limiting supply, or other restrictive practices.

Cartel

An association of manufacturers or suppliers agreed upon restricting competition and controlling prices within a particular industry, often to maximize collective profits.

Cheat

The act of acting dishonestly or unfairly in order to gain an advantage, especially in a game, examination, or competition.