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Employee Engagement EE Part 2 Leadership Culture Random: Final Jeopardy

This document is a Jeopardy-style game covering topics related to employee engagement, leadership, organizational culture, and competencies. It contains 25 questions worth $100-$500 each across 5 categories: Employee Engagement, Leadership, Culture, Random, and Final Jeopardy. The questions test knowledge of motivation theories, leadership styles, cultural frameworks, competencies, and business concepts like turnover cost and corporate governance.

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Employee Engagement EE Part 2 Leadership Culture Random: Final Jeopardy

This document is a Jeopardy-style game covering topics related to employee engagement, leadership, organizational culture, and competencies. It contains 25 questions worth $100-$500 each across 5 categories: Employee Engagement, Leadership, Culture, Random, and Final Jeopardy. The questions test knowledge of motivation theories, leadership styles, cultural frameworks, competencies, and business concepts like turnover cost and corporate governance.

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Jeopardy

Employee
EE Part 2 Leadership Culture Random
Engagement

$100 $100 $100 $100 $100

$200 $200 $200 $200 $200

$300 $300 $300 $300 $300

$400 $400 $400 $400 $400

$500 $500 $500 $500 $500

Final Jeopardy
1 - $100
 Being “this kind of an employee” employee
would cause you to be viewed as an asset, and
make you unlikely to be laid off.

 An engaged employee!
1 - $200
 This is the most basic level that can be found in
Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs.

 Physiological Needs (Related Answer)


1 - $300
 Desire for positive self image, and attention
would fall under this category of Maslow’s
Hierarchy of needs.
 (Also think of a desire for high status and
recognition)

 Esteem
1 - $400
 A compliment would be an example of this kind
of reward.

 Extrinsic
1 - $500
 Not giving a raise would be categorized as this
type of conditioning.

 Extinction
2 - $100
 This theory of motivation is all about an
employee’s perception of fairness.

 The Equity Theory


2 - $200
 Motivating through non financial factors, such as
giving an employee the opportunity to travel,
and work abroad would be an example of this
kind of motivation.

 Job Enrichment
2 - $300
 The critical factor to job satisfaction is this___

 “I like my boss”
2 - $400
 Employee____ can lead directly to
customer_____

 Satisfaction, Satisfation
2 - $500
 Receiving a compliment is considered this kind
of reinforcement.

 Positive Reinforcement
3 - $100
 A leader with social and emotional intelligence
who has an inspiring vision for the future would
be this kind of leader.

 Transformational Leader
3 - $200
 This would be considered a key competency of
an effective leader.

 Self-Awareness.
3 - $300
 An example of a level five leader would be ____

 Alan Mulally
3 - $400
 Characteristics of Level five leaders would
include_________

 Humility, Strong Professional Will, Vision


3 - $500
 The leader who pioneered 360 degree feedback
was_______

 Peter Drucker
4 - $100
 A highly aggressive and competitive culture
would be categorized as a __________

 Market Culture
4 - $200
 A company that is caring and family like (think
Starbucks) would be an example of a

 Clan Culture
4 - $300
 A culture that requires waiting for instructions
and following the rules is a ___________

 Hierarchal Culture
4 - $400
 Once a corporate culture is established, it can be
very difficult to do this.

 Change
4 - $500
 Financial Institutions generally fall into this kind
of culture. Think Wall Street.

 Market Culture
5 - $100
 Having the minimum requirements to qualify for
a job would be considered having this type of
competency.

 A threshold competency.
5 - $200
 A salesman who excels at convincing customers
to purchase products may display this type of
competency.

 A relational competency.
5 - $300
 The cost of turnover is approximately this
percentage of the worker’s salary.

 150%
5 - $400
 Being aware of your personal emotional state is
deemed.

 Self-Awareness
5 - $500
 Define Emotional Intelligence!

 Understanding how to handle both ourselves


and other people.
Final Jeopardy
 Boards of directors are concerned with corporate
governance, which means:

 Making sure the company obeys the law and


regulations and manages ethics

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