Biz Track2
Biz Track2
Persuasion
2. You are stressed out as you have tons of work to be delivered. What will you do now? Select all that apply.
Set SMART.....
Calm Yourself.....
True
7. An employee with good emotional intelligence would like to be observed engaging in some of the following beha
viors.
Deal effect....
Recognise when a co-wor.....
Both Correct
9. A six-step version of Process Writing can be viewed as a strategy for accomplishing the task(solving the problem)
of doing a writing project. If so, we need to follow the given steps in a particular order.
Brainstorming
Organizing the ideas
Developing a draft
Obtaining feedback
Revising
Publishing
10. What should you do when there is a misunderstanding with a customer? Select all that apply.
11. While trying to do persuasion, it is important to follow a process. Which of the following statements is TRUE in
the process of persuasion? Select al! that apply.
ALL
12. You have an important meeting with a prospective client later today. You know from your previous discussions t
hat the prospect is impressed with your proposal, but does not believe that implementing your ideas at this particular
time is a top priority. Which of the following approaches would provide you with the greatest chance of persuading t
he prospect to approve your proposal in the shortest period of time?
Emphasize what the prospect will lose if he does not implement your ideas at the present time (the Scarcity principle
)
13. You are managing a project of launching a sales tool. However there is this one particular person who is one of t
he key influencer, did not like the tool as he felt that the tool is not at all user friendly. Be it in the lunch canteen or a
t the corridor, wherever he would meet you he would literally jeer at the project declaring it as a “shit” tool. You kno
w that he is a critical internal stakeholder of yours and handling him is the key for your tool to be successful. How w
ould you like to go about it? Choose the right option/s from the below options.
14. Daydreaming is one of the most fundamental idea-generation tecnniques to trigger great ideas.
TRUE
15. Identify the steps of root cause analysis from options given below. Select all that apply.
16. In which step of the problem-solving decision making process is the fishbone diagram used?
Second
17. You could not achieve the outcome as planned because ___ and ____
*You did not set SMART goals; you could not come up witn an effective plan.
18. One of your team leads is known for his team management skills. His team talks highly aDout his "Happiness bo
ard" initiative. In this initiative, the team members are supposed to write any issues they are facing related to work a
nd ask for help on a board kept in their team area. Entire team has a deoicated hour everyday to discuss the issues wr
itten at the board and help each other in solving the issues they are facing. The Lead himself participates regularly in
this daily meeting and shares his experience with team and tries to help the team members in best possible way. Due
to this, Lead earns lot of respect from his team members. Also, entire team is very supportive of each other and is on
e of the best performing teams in the project. What persuades the Lead to help and support his team members?
He believes in creating an environment of sharing and caring so as to ensure team performs to its best ana continue t
o support each other through reciprocation.
18. What does this term indicates in relation to Growth Mindset - 'Think realistically about time and effort'. Select all
that apply.
19. Since all members of a group are rarely equal in status, most groups suffer from
Minority domination
20. Given below are some of the tasks that you perform. Identify the one that stands as an example of streamlining y
our work in an effort to eliminate time wasting tasks.
Look for duplication of effort and waste; then, take action to eliminate them.
21. What are the five barriers to a sale according to Zig Ziglar?
22. MatCh the following Storytelling TeChniques with their TED presenters Storytelling Techniques
Value Delivery
24. Robert Saxon is one of the most senior leaders in the organization. A board meeting was arranged where a few cr
itical aspects were discussed, and crucial decisions were made from the business perspective. At his level, especially
as an agent for shareholders, it is expected that Robert makes honest disclosure to the board members about the costs
, benefits, and risks involved in some of the large accounts that come under his purview. The fact is Robert earns his
full compensation when these projects run successfully, whereas he is expected to share responsibility for underperfo
rmance if the projects” productivity decreases. Taking this into account, Robert decides to understate tne risks and c
osts while overstating benefits. In this case, Robert's act of providing information was oased on his thinking that any
judgments expressed may affect him personally. Which source of bias does this situation revea!?
Select all that apply.
This is an example of Motivational bias as Roberts shows a natural tendency to highlight the positives in accordance
with his motivations and incentives.