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ESP Chapter 9. A coach tries to improve ____ and ____.
A. performance and abilities
B. morale and attitude
C. workload and progress
D. assignments and timeframes

Answer: performance and abilities
ESP Chapter 9. A coach sets goals and provides ____ to achieve it.
A. equipment
B. financial support
C. advice on how to
D. a timeline
Answer: advice on how to

ESP Chapter 9. A ____ must be able to assist employees to address performance problems stemming from personal circumstances.
A. supervisor
B. counselor
C. human resources representative
D. union representative

Answer: counselor

ESP Chapter 9. A ____ acts as a role model and provides opportunities for personal and professional growth.
A. mentor
B. counselor
C. coach
D. human resources representative

Answer: mentor

ESP Chapter 9. True coaching means engaging your employees’ ____ and ____.
A. thoughts and motivations
B. interests and passions
C. likes and dislikes
D. wants and needs

Answer: interests and passions

ESP Chapter 9. True coaching means being a ____ partner and interacting with your employees.
A. conversation
B. skill
C. peer
D. positive

Answer: conversation

ESP Chapter 9. True coaching means defining the business results and communicating your ____.
A. wants
B. needs
C. product
D. vision

Answer: vision

ESP Chapter 9. True coaching means clarifying performance ____.
A. timeframes
B. requirements
C. expectations
D. results

Answer: C. expectations

ESP Chapter 9. True coaching means recognizing ____.
A. failures
B. successes
C. roadblocks
D. teachable moments

Answer: D. teachable moments

ESP Chapter 9. True coaching means using multiple coaching ____.
A. experiences
B. personnel
C. opportunities
D. media

Answer: media

ESP Chapter 9. True coaching means providing recognition and ____.
A. admonishment
B. rewards
C. remediation
D. evaluation

Answer: rewards

ESP Chapter 9. Three key areas of delegation include all of the following except ____.
A. Ability
B. Responsibility
C. Authority
D. Accountability

Answer: Ability

ESP Chapter 9. True or False. The employee is given responsibility for a given task and the ultimate responsibility rests with that employee.
A. True
B. False

Answer: False. The ultimate responsibility rests with the supervisor.

ESP Chapter 9. When delegating a responsibility, the supervisor must give the employee the sufficient ____ to complete the task.
A. time
B. responsibility
C. resources
D. authority

Answer: authority

ESP Chapter 9. True or False. The employee must be held accountable for the accomplishment of the work.
A. True
B. False

Answer: True

ESP Chapter 9. Effective delegation involves being clear about ____.
A. what you want done
B. who should do the work
C. when the work should be completed
D. how much time should be allotted to the assignment

Answer: what you want done
ESP Chapter 9. Effective delegation involves choosing the right ____ for the right task.
A. employee
B. equipment
C. financing
D. location
Answer: employee

ESP Chapter 9. Effective delegation involves giving the employee ____ and ____ to complete the assignment.
A. equipment and financing
B. time and space
C. lists and plans
D. skills and resources

Answer: time and space

ESP Chapter 9. Effective delegation involves maintaining ____ and checking on progress.
A. open communication
B. equipment
C. financing
D. oversight

Answer: open communication

ESP Chapter 9. True or False. Effective delegation involves holding employees accountable for their assigned tasks.
A. True
B. False

Answer: True

ESP Chapter 9. Effective delegation involves recognize the employees’ ____.
A. weaknesses
B. motivations
C. accomplishments
D. failures

Answer: accomplishments

ESP Chapter 9. With respect to feedback, ongoing communication with your employees, as well as a yearly evaluation is ____ to the coaching process.
A. marginally important
B. unnecessary
C. vital
D. optional

Answer: vital

ESP Chapter 9. Effective Coaching involves building a one-to-one relationship or a ____ relationship.
A. one-to-large group
B. one-to-small group
C. small group-to-large group
D. large-group-to-department

Answer: one-to-small group

ESP Chapter 9. ____ and ____ are the most effective coaching tools to help supervisors define exactly what he or she expects in a positive way.
A. Micromanagement and directives
B. Praise and encouragement
C. Ridicule and remediation
D. Public admonishment and remediation

Answer: Praise and encouragement

ESP Chapter 9. True or False. Some employees respond better to criticism.
A. True
B. False

Answer: True

ESP Chapter 9. A person must have ____ for criticism to work.
A. protective tenure
B. union representation
C. good self-esteem
D. low motivation

Answer: good self-esteem

ESP Chapter 9. True or False. Most people want to know how they are doing and want to be told if they are not doing the job right.
A. True
B. False

Answer: True

ESP Chapter 9. True or False. Criticism should always be directed at correcting a problem, not at demeaning a person.
A. True
B. False

Answer: True

ESP Chapter 9. A good coach is a "people developer" and you can't accomplish this by ____.
A. building motivation
B. constructively criticizing
C. tearing people down
D. yearly evaluations

Answer: tearing people down

ESP Chapter 9. As a Coach, you should provide ____ encouragement.
A. periodic
B. constant
C. positive
D. negative

Answer: positive

ESP Chapter 9. As a Coach, criticism should only focus on the ____, not ____.
A. problem, not the personality
B. personality, not the problem
C. problem, not the goal
D. goal, not the problem

Answer: problem, not the personality
ESP Chapter 9. As a Coach, you should provide ____.
A. positive feedback
B. negative feedback
C. positive and negative feedback
D. neither positive nor negative feedback
Answer: positive and negative feedback

ESP Chapter 9. As a Coach, you should build and maintain strong relationships with employee through ____ contact.
A. written
B. electronic
C. face-to-face
D. limited

Answer: face-to-face
ESP Chapter 9. As a Coach, you should confront employees with ____ problems.
A. personal
B. performance
C. psychological
D. emotional
Answer: performance

ESP Chapter 9. As a Coach, you should use ____ listening skills.
A. active
B. passive
C. direct
D. indirect

Answer: active

ESP Chapter 9. As a Coach, you should ____ more than you ____.
A. listen more than you talk
B. talk more than you listen
C. walk more than you talk
D. talk more than you walk

Answer: listen more than you talk
ESP Chapter 9. An effective supervisor has a responsibility to the employee, namely, not to solve their problems for them, but to assist them in seeking ____ for themselves.
A. solutions
B. excuses
C. replacements
D. shortcuts
Answer: solutions

ESP Chapter 9. True or False. The supervisor is responsible for leading the team to a common goal.
A. True
B. False

Answer: True

ESP Chapter 9. The (4) basics of effective counseling include all of the following except ____.
A. Empathy
B. Control
C. Caring
D. Listening

Answer: Control

ESP Chapter 9. ____ is acknowledging and affirming another’s emotional state, without taking that emotion state on as your own.
A. Empathy
B. Listening
C. Caring
D. Confidential

Answer: Empathy

ESP Chapter 9. ____ means respecting your employees’ individual characteristics and preferences
A. Empathy
B. Listening
C. Caring
D. Confidential

Answer: Caring

ESP Chapter 9. ____ means taking an interest in your employees.
A. Empathy
B. Listening
C. Caring
D. Confidential

Answer: Listening
ESP Chapter 9. If you are counseling an employee, you are ethically bound to keep all your communications ____.
A. public
B. confidential
C. documented
D. verbal
Answer: confidential

ESP Chapter 9. Which of the following are exceptions to the confidentiality rule?
A. If the employee has an active Internal Affairs investigation
B. If the employee is being referred to a professional
C. If the employee is a danger to himself or others
D. A and C
E. B and C

Answer: B and C

ESP Chapter 9. Mentoring serves as ____ for personal growth and development.
A. an inspiration
B. a substitute
C. a detriment
D. an excuse

Answer: an inspiration

ESP Chapter 9. Mentoring supports ____ on his career path.
A. the supervisor
B. the human resources professional
C. the employee
D. the department head

Answer: the employee
ESP Chapter 9. Mentoring acts as a ____.
A. sounding board
B. stumbling block
C. character builder
D. resume builder
Answer: sounding board
ESP Chapter 9. True or False. A mentor serves as an ally and advisor.
A. True
B. False
Answer: True
ESP Chapter 9. Informal mentoring occurs ____.
A. over time
B. as a result of careful planning
C. spontaneously
D. rarely
Answer: spontaneously
ESP Chapter 9. True or False. There is a specific time frame and guidelines for informal mentoring.
A. True
B. False
Answer: False
ESP Chapter 9. Formal mentoring guidelines stipulate a time limit of no more than ____.
A. 3 months
B. 6 months
C. 1 year
D. 2 years
Answer: 1 year
ESP Chapter 9. Formal mentoring guidelines stipulate scheduling ____ meetings.
A. regular
B. periodic
C. many
D. few
Answer: regular
ESP Chapter 9. True or False. Ideally, a supervisor would formally mentor direct reports.
A. True
B. False
Answer: False. They would not.
ESP Chapter 9. True or False. A new mentor might want a mentor of his own to offer guidance.
A. True
B. False
Answer: True
ESP Chapter 9. As a supervisor, you should constantly be looking for ____ - times when you can create learning opportunities for your employees.
A. training seminars
B. mistakes
C. teachable moments
D. peer pressure
Answer: teachable moments
ESP Chapter 9. As a , an ____, you have a responsibility to your employees - not to solve their problems for them, but to assist them in seeking solutions for themselves. That is the essence of the counseling role.
A. Counselor
B. Mentor
C. Coach
D. Effective Supervisor
Answer: Effective Supervisor
ESP Chapter 9. ____ is acknowledging and affirming another's emotional state, without taking that emotional state on as your own.
A. Sympathetic
B. Compassion
C. Empathy
D. Caring
Answer: Empathy
ESP Chapter 9. ____ don’t win by making last-second decisions.
A. Effective coaches
B. Strong leaders
C. Organized mentors
D. TPD Staff
Answer: Effective coaches
ESP Chapter 9. A ____ acts as a role model and provides opportunities for personal and professional growth.
A. coach
B. mentor
C. ineffective supervisor
D. goal oriented leader
Answer: mentor
ESP Chapter 9. Which of the following is incorrect: When building mentoring relationships ____.
A. you are communicating to your employees that you value their contributions,
B. support the growth of their skills and abilities
C. require indirect feedback through formal counseling
D. care about their personal and professional development
Answer: require indirect feedback through formal counseling
ESP Chapter 9. Any decline in an employee’s performance, regardless of what you think the source may be, is cause for ____.
A. immediate action
B. organized response
C. formal counseling
D. concerned action
Answer: concerned action
ESP Chapter 9. You should remember that delegation is supposed to be ____.
A. challenging but not impossible.
B. organized and obtainable.
C. obtainable and measurable.
D. easily obtainable.
Answer: challenging but not impossible.
ESP Chapter 9. By using the skills of ____, ____ and ____, you can strengthen your work team, raise morale and diffuse conflict.
A. leadership, supervision and management
B. communications, organization and flow
C. selecting, orienting and training
D. coaching, counseling, and mentoring
Answer: coaching, counseling, and mentoring
ESP Chapter 9. Which is not one of the basics of effective counseling?
A. Empathy
B. Caring
C. Listening
D. Confidentiality
E. Delegation
Answer: Delegation
ESP Chapter 9. If you want to establish a formal mentoring relationship on your own, you should do all the following except:
A. Schedule regular meetings
B. Set a time limit on the relationship of not more than a year
C. Document all shortcomings immediately
D. Ideally, a supervisor would not formally mentor direct reports
Answer: Document all shortcomings immediately
ESP Chapter 9. To be an effective coach, you must communicate to your employees what the ____ is for your team.
A. plan
B. goal
C. theory
D. vision
Answer: vision
ESP Chapter 9. Coaching means ____ both organizational and personal goals.
A. combining
B. communicating
C. prioritizing
D. ignoring
Answer: communicating
ESP Chapter 9. ____ - Ongoing communication with employees.
A. Feedback
B. Counseling
C. Organization
D. E-mail
Answer: Feedback
ESP Chapter 9. Coaching employees for ____ is an invaluable skill for the effective supervisor.
A. goal targeting
B. improved performance
C. performance improvement
D. learning opportunities
Answer: improved performance
ESP Chapter 9. ____ is acknowledging and affirming another’s emotional state, without taking that emotional state on as your own.
A. Empathy
B. Caring
C. Counseling
D. Concern
Answer: Empathy
ESP Chapter 9. ____ means respecting your employees' individual characteristics and preferences , understanding their need for time or personal space , and accepting their opinions, beliefs, and emotions as valid, even if they are not your own.
A. Empathy
B. Caring
C. Compassion
D. Sympathy
Answer: Caring
ESP Chapter 9. Mentoring relationships can be either ____ or ____.
A. informal or formal
B. professional or unprofessional
C. planned or unplanned
D. spontaneous or planned
Answer: informal or formal
ESP Chapter 9. Effective coaches recognize that the ____ can foster learning and growth.
A. informal mentoring
B. formal mentoring
C. smallest incidents
D. constant evaluation
Answer: smallest incidents
ESP Chapter 9. One of the secrets of successful leadership is the ability to ____, ____ and ____ other talented people.
A. select, orient and train
B. identify, sustain and inspire
C. organize, motivate and lead
D. lead, supervise and manage
Answer: identify, sustain and inspire
ESP Chapter 9. ____: a private, regularly scheduled, one-on-one meeting with each of your employees.
A. Formal counseling program
B. Employment interview
C. Constructive counseling program
D. Personal management interview program
Answer: Personal management interview program
ESP Chapter 9. ____ is acknowledging and affirming another’s emotional state.
A. Caring
B. Empathy
C. Sympathy
D. Counseling
Answer: Empathy
ESP Chapter 9. One of the secrets of successful leadership is the ability to ____, ____ and ____ other talented people.
A. select, orient and train
B. identify, sustain and inspire
C. organize, motivate and lead
D. lead, supervise and manage
Answer: identify, sustain and inspire
ESP Chapter 9. Any decline in an employee’s performance, regardless of what you think the source may be, is cause for ____.
A. immediate action
B. organized response
C. formal counseling
D. concerned action
Answer: concerned action
ESP Chapter 9. ____ is acknowledging an affirming another’s emotional state, without taking that emotional state on as your own.
A. Empathy
B. Caring
C. Counseling
D. Concern
Answer: Empathy
ESP Chapter 9. If you want to establish a formal mentoring relationship on your own, you should do all the following accept:
A. Schedule regular meetings
B. Set a time limit on the relationship or nor more than a year
C. Document all shortcomings immediately
D. Ideally, a supervisor would not formally mentor direct reports
Answer: Document all shortcomings immediately
ESP Chapter 9. ____ don’t win by making last-second decisions.
A. Effective coaches
B. Strong leaders
C. Organized mentors
D. TPD Staff
Answer: Effective coaches
ESP Chapter 9. To be an effective coach, you must communicate to your employees what the ____ is for your team.
A. plan
B. goal
C. theory
D. vision
Answer: vision
ESP Chapter 9. By using the skills of ____, ____ and ____, you can strengthen your work team, raise morale and diffuse conflict.
A. leadership, supervision and management
B. communications, organization and flow
C. selecting, orienting and training
D. coaching, counseling, and mentoring
Answer: coaching, counseling, and mentoring
ESP Chapter 9. Coaching means ____ both organizational and personal goals.
A. combining
B. communicating
C. prioritizing
D. ignoring
Answer: communicating
ESP Chapter 9. ____ - Ongoing communication with employees.
A. Feedback
B. Counseling
C. Organization
D. Email
Answer: Feedback
ESP Chapter 9. As a supervisor, you should constantly be looking for ____ - times when you can create learning opportunities for your employees.
A. training seminars
B. mistakes
C. teachable moments
D. peer pressure
Answer: teachable moments
ESP Chapter 9. ____ means taking an interest in your employees.
A. Caring
B. Learning
C. Feedback
D. Listening
Answer: Listening
ESP Chapter 9. One way to coach your employees is to offer them “____” – tasks that are outside their regular duties and that allow them to develop their skills and talents.
A. stretch assignments
B. cross training
C. job redesign
D. constructive criticism
Answer: stretch assignments
ESP Chapter 9. Coaching means interacting with your employees and ____.
A. only having formal counseling sessions.
B. having one way communications.
C. having regular and frequent conversations about performance.
D. Organizing their personal goals and desires to “mesh” with the organization’s targets in a harmonious work environment.
Answer: having regular and frequent conversations about performance.
ESP Chapter 9. ____, which can allow employees to take on responsibilities that are outside their regular work routine, can improve performance by requiring the mastery of new skills.
A. Delegation
B. Cross Training
C. Out Sourcing
D. Job Enrichment
Answer: Delegation
ESP Chapter 9. Maintaining a ____ is just as much a part of successful supervision as keeping up with reports, dealing with customers and meeting performance objectives.
A. strictly professional atmosphere
B. harmonious work environment
C. direct supervisory value added mentality
D. ongoing relationship with internal affairs
Answer: harmonious work environment
ESP Chapter 9. To be an effective coach, you must communicate to your employees what the ____ for your team is
A. mission
B. organizational affiliation
C. vision
D. production goal
Answer: vision
ESP Chapter 9. ____ allows employees to learn new skills and improve performance
A. Cross training
B. Mentorring
C. Off site education
D. Delegation
Answer: Delegation
ESP Chapter 9. The three parts to delegation are ____, ____ and ____.
A. learning, training and practical application.
B. selecting orienting and training.
C. cross training, outsourcing and practical application.
D. responsibility, authority and accountability.
Answer: responsibility, authority and accountability.
ESP Chapter 9. The mentorring relationship, when managed successfully, is one of ____, learning and development.
A. collaborative growth
B. mutual benefit
C. personal satisfaction
D. frequent review
Answer: collaborative growth
ESP Chapter 9. Which of the following is incorrect: When building mentorring relationships,
A. you are communicating to your employees that you value their contributions,
B. support the growth of their skills and abilities
C. require direct and indirect feedback through formal and informal counseling
D. care about their personal and professional development
Answer: require direct and indirect feedback through formal and informal counseling
ESP Chapter 9. A ____ acts as a role model and provides opportunities for personal and professional growth.
A. coach
B. mentor
C. ineffective supervisor
D. goal oriented leader
Answer: mentor
ESP Chapter 9. Effective coaches recognize that the ____ can foster learning and growth
A. informal mentorring
B. formal mentorring
C. smallest incidents
D. constant evaluation
Answer: smallest incidents
ESP Chapter 9. You should remember that delegation is supposed to be ____.
A. challenging but not impossible.
B. organized and obtainable.
C. obtainable and measurable.
D. easily obtainable.
Answer: challenging but not impossible.
ESP Chapter 9. ____: a private, regularly scheduled, one-on-one meeting with each of your employees.
A. Formal counseling program
B. Employment interview
C. Constructive counseling program
D. Personal management interview program
Answer: Personal management interview program