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- Question
- Mr Mukesh has joined the organisation 4 years back as an officer. He stays with his wife and two children. Neither he nor his wife owns a house. You need to take a decision :
Options- A. If the employee is to be provided with accommodation
- B. If the employee is not to be provided with accommodation
- C. If the complete information is not provided in the question.
- D. If the case is to be referred to the finance director.
- Correct Answer
- If the employee is not to be provided with accommodation
ExplanationMr. Mukesh has not yet complete 10 years in the organisation, and therefore will not be provided accommodation.
- 1. While you are working on a routine assignment, a coworker asks you to help her for a few minutes so that she can complete an assignment that has top priority and must be completed immediately. Of the following, the best action for you to take should be to
Options- A. Tell her to find somebody else who does not look busy and ask that person for help.
- B. Tell her you will help her as soon as you complete your own work.
- C. Help her to complete her assignment and then go back to your work.
- D. Tell her that your work is as important to you as her work is to her, and continue to work on your own assignment. Discuss
- 2. Miss Prachi is a B.Tech with 5 years' experience working in the automobile industry. She is looking forward to an opportunity to work with PRQ Bank. You need to take a decision whether:
Options- A. The candidate is to be selected.
- B. The candidate is to be referred to the selection panel.
- C. The candidate is to be referred to the managing director.
- D. The candidate is to be rejected. Discuss
- 3. Miss Shashi is a graduate in commerce and has also a diploma in banking. She has been working in the RST Bank for the last 4 years. You need to take a decision whether:
Options- A. The candidate is to be selected.
- B. The candidate is to be referred to the selection panel.
- C. The candidate is to be referred to the managing director.
- D. The candidate is to be rejected. Discuss
- 4. Mr. Sharma has been working in the PQR Bank for the last 6 years. He is a post-graduate in commerce from the university of UVW. You need to take a decision whether:
Options- A. The candidate is to be selected.
- B. The candidate is to be referred to the selection panel.
- C. The candidate is to be referred to the managing director
- D. The candidate is to be rejected. Discuss
- 5. Mr. Rohit is a post-graduate in science from the ABC university. He has been working in the financial services industry for the last 9 years. You need to take a decision whether:
Options- A. The candidate is to be selected.
- B. The candidate is to be referred to the selection panel.
- C. The candidate is to be referred to the managing director.
- D. The candidate is to be rejected. Discuss
- 6. Mr. Laxman stays in a rented house with his wife and three children. His date of birth is 12 December 1952. He has been working in the organisation for the last 12 years, out of which the last 4 years has been as manager. You need to take a decision:
Options- A. If the employee is to be provided with accommodation.
- B. If the employee is not to be provided with accommodation.
- C. If the complete information regarding all the above criteria are not provided in the question.
- D. If the case is to be referred to the finance director. Discuss
- 7. Mr. Prashant joined the organisation as manager in 1995 and was 29 years old as on 15 August 1993. He has four members in his family. Neither he nor his wife owns a house. You need to take a decision:
Options- A. If the employee is to be provide with accommodation.
- B. If the employee is not to be provided with accommodation.
- C. If the complete information regarding all the above criteria are not provided in the question.
- D. If the case is to be referred to the finance director. Discuss
- 8. Sanjay has three members, including himself, in the family. Neither he nor his wife owns a house. He is a senoir manager for the last 4 years and has been working in the organisation for the last 12 years. He will be retiring from the organisation in 2002. You need to take a decision;
Options- A. If the employee is to be provide with accommodation.
- B. If the employee is not to be provided with accommodation.
- C. If the complete information regarding all the above criteria are not provided in the question.
- D. If the case is to be referred to the finance director. Discuss
- 9. Miss Dhupar joined the organisation in 1983 when she was 28 year old as an officer. She is unmarried and stay with her mother in a rented house. She does not own a house. You need to take a decision:
Options- A. If the employee is to be provided with accommodation.
- B. If the employee is not to be provided with accommodation
- C. If the complete information regarding all the above criteria are not provided in the question.
- D. If the case is to be referred to the finance director. Discuss
- 10. A police officer stationed along the route of a parade has been ordered not to allow cars to cross the route while the parade is in progress. An ambulance driver on an emergency run attempts to drive an ambulance across the route while the parade is passing. Under these circumstances, the officer should
Options- A. Ask the driver to wait while the officer calls headquarters and obtains a decision.
- B. Stop the parade long enough to permit the ambulance to cross the street.
- C. Direct the ambulance driver to the shortest detour available, which will add at least ten minutes to the run.
- D. Hold up the ambulance in accordance with the order. Discuss
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Correct Answer: Help her to complete her assignment and then go back to your work.
Explanation:
There are a number of points to take into consideration: Your own task is described as routine; the coworker's assignment is described as one that has top priority, and the coworker has asked for only a few minutes of your time. If you were involved in "rush' work yourself, you might refuse to help until you had finished your own task, but under these, circumstances, help get the priority work done. A side benefits to be considered here is maintaining a good relationship with the coworker, so that you, too, may request assistance at some time when your job demands it.
Correct Answer: The candidate is to be rejected.
Explanation:
Miss Prachi does not fulfil all the conditions given, and therefore will not be selected.
Correct Answer: The candidate is to be rejected.
Explanation:
Miss Shashi does not fulfill all the conditions given, and therefore will not be selected.
Correct Answer: The candidate is to be selected.
Explanation:
Mr. Sharma fulfills all the conditions given, and so he will be selected.
Correct Answer: The candidate is to be referred to the managing director.
Explanation:
Since Mr. Rohit does not satisfy all the given conditions (he is a science graduate and not commerce) but has 9 years work experience, his case will be referred to the managing director.
Correct Answer: If the employee is to be provided with accommodation.
Explanation:
Mr. Laxman satisfies all the conditions, and therefore will be provided accommodation.
Correct Answer: If the case is to be referred to the finance director.
Explanation:
Mr. Prashant fulfils all the conditions except condition 1, and therefore his case will be referred to the finance director.
Correct Answer: If the employee is to be provide with accommodation.
Explanation:
Mr. Sanjay fulfils all the conditions given in the question, and therefore will be provided accommodation.
Correct Answer: If the employee is to be provided with accommodation.
Explanation:
Miss Dhupar fulfils all the conditions given in the question, and therefore will be provided accommodation.
Correct Answer: Stop the parade long enough to permit the ambulance to cross the street.
Explanation:
Without any knowledge of police rules, common sense dictates that saving lives is the number one priority. An ambulance on an emergency run is on a mission to save a life. Lifesaving takes precedence over the desire for an uninterrupted parade, despite the officer's prior orders. So ans is B.
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