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A) speed of decisions is faster than with open systems
B) contacted employees are immediately given preference under such a system
C) managers have less influence over the ultimate decision
D) overall effectiveness of the system in identifying qualified applicants will drop
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A) they are even more important than for external recruiting
B) research suggests they can increase turnover
C) they are more necessary for newly created jobs or jobs in new locations
D) they cannot really be used for internal selection
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A) employees are made aware of all job openings.
B) they use a job posting and job bidding system.
C) they often lead to uncovering "hidden talent."
D) all of the above are correct.
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A) competition among employees
B) scrutiny of job qualifications
C) overlooking talent
D) low morale among those not advanced
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A) they can discourage development of core disciplinary knowledge
B) they are seen as hostile to the advancement of women and minorities
C) they promote narrow skill sets
D) they often need to be supplemented with alternative reward systems to maintain motivation
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A) res ipsa loquitor
B) Jacob's ladder
C) the broken elevator
D) the glass ceiling
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