You Are the HR Person for a Small Enterprise in Charge

question 68

Multiple Choice

You are the HR person for a small enterprise in charge of hiring as part of an expansion. You want to be sure that you hire the right people for the new positions. The first question that comes to mind is how to identify exactly who you are looking for. A job analysis will help you get the necessary information. Job analyses procedures can be very elaborate; however, a job analysis is nothing more than finding answers to a series of questions about the job. Ask yourself a series of questions that will help you find the right person.
-In this situation, which of the following questions would you NOT ask to collect information in a job analysis?

• A) Will there be any differences in the job in the future relative to the past?
• B) What do you wish your new hires to accomplish?
• C) What do people who hold similar jobs think about the knowledge, skills, abilities and other attributes needed?
• D) Will the employees do different things on different days?

Acknowledge the negative impacts of poverty on children's upbringing and development.

Understand children's resilience or lack thereof in facing the adversities of poverty.

Compare and contrast the risks experienced by children from poor families with those from middle-income families.

Explore the societal and individual solutions to the challenges of poverty.

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Definitions:

Eating Behavior

Patterns or habits related to how people consume food, including their choices, timing, and context of eating.

Serving Bowls

Containers used for holding, presenting, and serving food during meals.

Ice Cream

A frozen dessert made from dairy products, such as milk and cream, combined with flavors and often fruits, chocolate, or nuts.

Serving Size

The standardized amount of food or drink recommended to be consumed in one sitting, often used for nutritional labeling and guidelines.