최신WorldatWork Business Acumen for Compensation Professional - C8무료샘플문제

A. Compensation costs eventually stabilize and become a consistent percent of revenue.

B. Compensation costs eventually decrease as a percent of revenue, increasing profit growth.

C. Compensation costs remain the same as a percent of revenue until variable compensation costs exceed fixed compensation costs.

D. Compensation costs and revenue increase at approximately the same rate.

A. They are also responsible for merit increases, incentives and hiring so they have greater information needs.

B. They have more duties and responsibilities and are less likely to have the time to discuss compensation issues.

C. They aren't. Managers are concerned about their compensation also.

D. They tend to have more influence, so it is important to resolve any concerns they have quickly and efficiently.

A. Forecasting profit, growth and investment performance to develop realistic budgets

B. Evaluating prior year performance for the narrative portion of annual financial reports

C. Pricing your products appropriately

D. Understanding your business and its competitive strengths and weaknesses

A. Compensation terms are well-known and easily understood by most stakeholders.

B. Compensation terms and practices are unclear to most individuals who do not work in this area and communication should be tailored to the least informed member of the target audience.

C. Compensation professionals should anticipate the level of the audience and tailor messages to their needs.

D. The ready availability of information online has made it unnecessary for compensation professionals to tailor messages since individuals can research terms and concepts after the fact if they don't understand a communication.

A. Assessing how well the business is running

B. Measuring the financial success of the business

C. Determining employee satisfaction levels

D. Evaluating customer perceptions of products or services

A. Net income

B. EPS

C. Operating profit

D. EBIT

A. Mature

B. Decline

C. Start-up

D. Growth

A. The cash flow statement, along with the balance sheet and income statement

B. The cash flow statement and the income statement

C. The balance sheet

D. The income statement