Here are the answers to the statements you provided:
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True - The process of performance management should indeed be flexible and allow for dialogue to improve performance.
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False - Performance development planning is related to the management's dedication towards developing key competencies in employees.
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False - Team members generally work collaboratively to achieve the team's objectives, rather than independently.
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False - While a PESTLE (Political, Economic, Social, Technological, Legal, Environmental) analysis can be part of the strategic planning process, it does not always have to be the starting point.
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False - Modern Organizations typically strive to hire capable employees, even in competitive conditions, as filling vacant posts with incapable employees can harm overall performance.
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False - Span of control refers to the number of subordinates who report directly to a manager, not shareholders.
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True - A strategic leader is indeed someone who can drive strategic changes and influence their followers towards achieving strategic goals.
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True - The company’s mission statement describes who the company is, what it does, and its direction.
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True - Human resources professionals must possess skills to build a strategy-oriented HR system to ensure alignment with organizational goals.
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True - An organization’s ability to change and sustain success is highly dependent on its culture and teamwork.
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True - Functional level managers do translate policies into actionable tasks or plans.
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True - Suppliers, employees, and government are indeed major stakeholders involved in an organization’s strategic implementation.
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True - Objectives and measures of performance often focus on the end results of performance efforts.
If you need further clarification on any of the answers, feel free to ask!