TROUBLESHOOTING YOUR
PROFESSIONAL PRACTICE OR BUSINESS
Examination
Central Institute for Educational Advancement
Copyright 2009
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1). If you own or manage a business you must accept responsibility.
a). True b). False
2). Morality deals with right and wrong issues.
a). True b). False
3). Wants and needs are basically the same thing.
a). True b). False
4). When you judge someone reflectively you are comparing
them to yourself.
a). True b). False
5). If you do it, you probably won’t get caught
a). True b). False
6). Some employees work better in an environment of
a). industrial chaos b).
solitude
c). social interactivity
d). both b & c
7). Cheap help isn’t always cheap help.
a). True b).
False
8). Product knowledge is secondary to service knowledge.
a). True b). False
9). When you are being sued you should always
a).troubleshoot your practice or business b). work harder
c). retain an attorney d).
none of these answers
10). Reputation and experience are important when evaluating
consultants.
a). True b). False
11). Equity is another word for how valuable something is.
a). True b). False
12). “Teachability” is not worth much.
a). True b). False
13). What someone does for their own personal entertainment
speaks of who they really are.
a). True b). False
14). Your attitude toward debt determines how you manage
your business.
a). True b). False
15). If you don’t cheat on your taxes you won’t
get caught.
a). True b). False
16). Passion is an emotional investment in your business
or profession.
a). True b). False
17). Generally, you will most likely never get caught doing
“it”.
a). True b). False
18). A potential employee’s goals might be
a). a good thing
b). a bad thing
c). both a & b
d). none of these answers
19). The three
most important things to determine in an interview are
a). dreams, desires and feelings
b). values, goals and religion
c). entertainment, values and goals
d). none of these answers
20). Keeping the client first generally prevents cheating.
a). True b). False
21). When you strike up a deal, always memorialize
it accurately in writing.
a). True b). False
22). Passive people do not need goals.
a). True b). False
23). Some employees will help enhance your
business or practice by what they can bring to it from a different perspective than yours.
a). True b). False
24). When you are having relational problems
you should hire an attorney.
a). True b). False
25). How a person entertains themselves generally
speaks to their personal integrity and character.
a). True b). False
26). What is the most important thing you learned from this
course? (Your answer is worth 10% of your grade).