Management-By-Exception Contributes to Effective Transactional Leadership By

question 61

Multiple Choice

Management-by-exception contributes to effective transactional leadership by:

• A)reinforcing a sense of fairness among employees.
• B)rewarding good behaviors in public ways.
• C)balancing goals and ambitions.
• D)adjusting the difference between individual and organizational goals.
• E)encouraging work activities that go beyond what is expected.

Appreciate the significance of the statement of cash flows in financial analysis and decision-making.

Recognize the impact of specific transactions on cash flows.

Understand the importance and application of interpersonal relations in the workplace.

Recognize the influence of organizational culture and management on work behaviors.

---

Definitions:

Discharged

Released from a legal obligation, duty, or liability.

Operation of Law

Changes in rights, duties, or obligations automatically enforced by the legal system without the need for action by the parties involved.

Condition Precedent

A condition in a contract that must be met before a party's promise becomes absolute.

Avoidable

Capable of being prevented or circumvented through careful action or strategic planning.