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1-49. When making assignments for job
rotation, you should make these
reassignments such that each member
can be in each job long enough to
develop a sense of responsibility for
doing it correctly.
1. True
2. False
1-50. Under what conditions is the most
effective form of supervision
maintained between subordinates and
supervisors?
1. Mutual affection
2. Mutual job knowledge
3. Mutual antagonism
4. Mutual respect
1-51. Which of the following styles of
supervision is NOT unfair to both you
and your subordinates?
1. When all work is performed in
response to specific orders and
done exactly as ordered
2. When you spend a lot of time on
details
3. When there is mutual respect
4. When the work robs the subordinate
of responsibility and initiative
1-52. Usually, what specific range of
subordinate employees should be
directly supervised by one supervisor?
1. 11 to 15
2.
9 to 13
3.
7 to 11
4.
3 to 7
1-53. What action should you take if there
are more personnel in your office than
you can supervise adequately?
1. Ask your division officer to
transfer excess personnel
2. Assign the excess personnel to
another department
3. Divide personnel into two groups
and have them work in shifts
4. Divide personnel into groups
relating to their jobs with a petty
officer in charge of each group
1-54. What does the unity of command
principle mean?
1. Having a person report directly to
and receive orders from one
superior
2. Delegating responsibility for
doing a job to one of your
subordinates
3. Supervising as many personnel as
possible
4. Limiting the number of individuals
that you can supervise adequately
1-55. Once you assign someone the
responsibility to perform a task,
what authorization does he or she
need to complete the task?
1. Authority to establish a timetable
to complete the task
2. Authority to require personnel
under him or her to complete the
task
3. Authority to tell supply officer
upon completion of the task
4. Authority to enlist the help of
another supervisor
1-56. Which of the following procedures is
generally considered a poor
supervisory practice?
1. Spot-checking the work of your
personnel
2. Giving accurate and clear
instructions
3. Doing a great deal of observing,
but applying very little thought
to what is observed
4. Arranging your desk so that you
can see what is going on
1-57. A successful supervisor most often
performs what kind of visits with
subordinates?
1. Brief and casual
2. Brief and intense
3. Long and casual
4. Long and tedious
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