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Supervision: Concepts and Practices of Management, 13th Edition Solution Manual

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1Part 1 Critical IncidentsCritical Incident 1-1The Opportunity of a Lifetime?QuestionsforDiscussion1.Evaluate the offer made to Randy Harber. Do you agree that this is the opportunity of alifetime? Why or why not?Students’ answers will vary.Thenew projectposesagreatopportunity for RandyHarber, but it may also have loopholes. There might be problems(language, culture,living conditions,andpolicies)associated withthisproject that Randy may not be ableto handle.Students can make a list oftheadvantages and disadvantages of being postedto a job abroad. Family issues may also be considered.2.What factors should Harber consider, and how should Harber evaluate his careeroptions?Students’ answers will vary. However,some students may suggest thatHarber shouldconsider how his family would feel about shifting to a whole new place. He shouldweigh the pros and cons of moving.He should alsotry to figure out a way in which hecould stay and still manage to get a promotion.If he is going to take up the offer, heshould be prepared for the project andshouldalso be able to managehisfamily.3.If you were Randy Harber, what would you do and why? (Before you answer thesequestions, you may want to check some Web sites to get informationonLiberia’shistory, economy, business and governmental practices, policies, culture, language, andliving conditions.)Students’ answers will vary. Students should look up variousWebsites andmakealistof things that an employee should be prepared for before taking up a job inLiberia.Allcountries do not have the same culture, practices, policies, languages,and so on.Theemployee should be able to meet all the expectations the job demands andshouldalsobe familiar with the rules and regulationsofLiberia.Critical Incident 1-2Government Brings Reality Close to Home

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