Explain why the scenario below does or does not meet the definition of successful leadership. Situation: Barbara is the owner of a coffee shop. Two of her employees disagree on the best way to order the right amount of coffee. Barbara: "I've developed ordering software that uses our sales history to establish an average amount of coffee that we will order each week. This way we won't order too little and run out or order too much and have waste." Employee #1: "That makes sense." Employee #2: "I think that's a good idea."

Answer:

Some of the characteristics of successful leaders are that they must be able to direct, guide and commit their employees. In this example, Barbara is just doing that, she is telling her employees what will be done in a way that they both agree upon and believe it is a good option.

She was able to stop an argument that could eventually lead to more serious problems within the organization and provided a solution that satisfied both parties.

Select three things are included in a product requirements document.(more than one answer)

[ ]customer stories
[ ]request for proposal
[ ]service providers
[ ]business plan
[ ]market data

Irma has $500 to open a checking account. She wants an account with the lowest fees. She plans to use only her bank’s ATM to deposit her paychecks and withdraw cash.
Which checking account would be best for Irma?
Account A
Account B
Account C
Account D

Scenario D. Luxe Slumber is a company that produces high-quality mattresses. Omar, the CEO, makes all the business deals for the company. He negotiates with suppliers and gets new customers and business for the company. Charles communicates his vision for the company and what he would like it to achieve to Ana, who lays out plans to make possible the execution of that vision. Ana delegates the work accordingly by communicating to the sales and production managers Omar's vision and what he requires of them. Irving, a floor manager, makes sure that the workers do their jobs at the required pace to meet the targets and goals of the company.By creating objectives and communicating them to the rest of the organization, Ana is performing the function of a(n) ________ manager.A. strategicB. frontlineC. operationsD. top-levelE. tactical

What is one thing the government does as it enforces consumer-protection
regulations?
A. collects tariffs from foreign producers
B. tests products such as drugs and automobiles for safety
C. prevents cartels from engaging in price fixing or production
limitation
D. makes sure publicly-traded companies provide stockholders with
financial records

The rule of equal marginal utility per dollar spent suggests that consumers maximize utility by A. Equalizing across goods and services. B. Equalizing the marginal utility per dollar spent across goods and services. C. The marginal utility per dollar spent across goods and services. D. . E. Maximizing the marginal rate of substitution.

According to the video, what tasks commonly are performed by Cashiers? Check all that apply.

creating advertisements
receiving money
totaling bills
giving receipts
delivering products to customers’ homes
weighing produce and bulk food

While planning a new product launch, Cassandra knew that the art department was ready to work on the promotional pieces right away. But they are not able to start until the strategy group established the price point and the purchasing group obtained the paper needed to make the promotional piece. Establishing price points would take about a week and was dependent on manufacturing getting the costs to the strategy group. This was expected a week from today. The purchasing group indicated the paper could be obtained locally the same day it was requested. Based on this information and assuming things go according to plan, when will the art department be able to begin work on the promotional pieces?
A. 1 weekB. 1 monthC. 1 dayD. 2 weeks

what is the specific goal of product promotion ?​

James Smith recorded the following transactions during the month of April. Apr. 3 Cash 1,400 Service Revenue 1,400 16 Rent Expense 400 Cash 400 20 Salaries and Wages Expense 150 Cash 150 Post these entries to the Cash account of the general ledger to determine the ending balance in cash. The beginning balance in cash on April 1 was $1,900. (Post entries in the order of journal entries presented in the question.) Cash choose a transaction date enter a debit amount choose a transaction date enter a credit amount choose a transaction date enter a debit amount choose a transaction date enter a credit amount choose a transaction date enter a debit balance choose a transaction date enter a credit balance.