[填空题]The ability of a Chief Executive to respond to pressures is significantly linked to his overall physical condition.

[填空题]The ability of a Chief Executive to respond to pressures is significantly linked to his overall physical condition.

[填空题]Needed:
Experienced executive secretary for president of architectural firm, NYC
Some knowledge of foreign languages required. Spoken and written French and German preferable. Some ability at shorthand and typing speed 60 wpm. Pleasant personality. Age up to 40.
Competitive salary; Challenging position.
Send typed resume to WC Construction Company, 123 Madison Avenue, New York.
Wanted
Position wanted: a (an) (1)
Qualifications required for the position:
1. Some knowledge of (2)
2. Some ability at (3)
3. Pleasant (4)
4. Not (5) than 40 years old

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or chief executive officer of a multinational company—eventually face ethical or moral dilemmas

[单项选择]CEO stands（）Chief Executive Officer.
A. at
B. to
C. for
D. on

[填空题]Executive Pay—Up or Down

chief executives of big firms, did so this month. "Repots that large numbers of chief

[填空题]Bill Dreher is likely to become chief executive of Wal-mart.

[单项选择]The chief executive officer is particularly （）that recent staff surveys have shown a severe drop-off in employee satisfaction.
A. concern
B. concerns
C. concerning
D. concerned

[简答题]· The Chief Executive of your company is concerned that staff morale seems to have deteriorated and has invited suggestions for making improvements. · Write a proposal to the Chief Executive: · suggesting why morale is low · outlining the effects of low morale · proposing some ways of improving morale · indicating any disadvantages of your proposal.

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The average age of chief executive officers (CEOs) in a large sample of companies is 57. The average age of CEOs in those same companies 20 years ago was approximately eight years younger. On the basis of those data, it can be concluded that CEOs in general tend to be older now.
Which of the following casts the most doubt on the conclusion drawn above（）

A. The dates when the CEOs assumed their current positions have not been specified
B. No information is given concerning the average number of years that CEOs remain in office
C. The information is based only on companies that have been operating for at least 20 years
D. Only approximate information is given concerning the average age of the CEOs 20 years ago
E. Information concerning the exact number of companies in the sample has not been given

[填空题]Executive Pay—Up or Down

the median chief executive of the 350 big firms in the Business Roundtable’s sample fell

[单项选择]Carly Fiorina, Hewlett-Packard’s chief executive, came out fighting on November 14th. In a conference call with analysts, she announced better-than-expected quarterly results, even though profits were down. Ms Fiorina also reiterated why she believes her $24 billion plan to acquire Compaq is the best way forward for HP, despite objections by Hewlett and Packard family members. Last week Walter Hewlett, whose father cofounded the company, expressed concern that the merger would increase HP’s exposure to the shrinking PC market and would distract managers from the more important task of navigating through the recession.
There are two ways to defend the deal. One is to point out its advantages, which is what Ms Fiorina did this week. Merging with Compaq, she said, would enable HP to reach its goals faster than it could on its own. The deal would improve HP’s position in key markets such as storage and high-end computing, as well as the economics of its PC business. It would double th
A. The majority of the firm are in favor of the merger.
B. No combination is even worse than merger.
C. It can bring about a lot of advantages.
D. There is no plan B to save the firm from trouble.

[单项选择]How did Mrs. Wilson respond
A. She was annoyed.
B. She was apologetic.
C. She was understanding.
D. She was careless.

[单项选择]How did the university officials respond
A. They became angry.
B. They were not very responsive.
C. They promised to do something, but never did.
D. They changed their mind about the question.