Job Title
An executive in charge of the daily operations of the company?
A. Chairman B. CEO C. CTO D. COO
D. COO
COO stands for Chief Operating Officer. A COO is a senior executive who manages the day-to-day operations of a company, including personnel, resources, and logistics. COOs are usually second-in-command to the CEO and report directly to them.
Which organization within a company uses SWOT analysis the most?
A. Sales B. Marketing C. Engineering D. Product Line Management
D. Product Line Management
SWOT analysis helps you assess internal factors that might affect your business (strengths and weaknesses) and external factors (opportunities and threats)
Indra Nooyi was the CEO of which Company?
A. Crush B. Coke C. Canada Dry D. PepsiCo
D. PepsiCo
What does BOD stand for ?
B- Board O- Of D- Directors
Who was the first CEO of Amazon?
A. Jeff Bezos B. Andy Jassy C. Shelly Reynolds D. Brian Olsavsky
A. Jeff Bezos was the Amazon CEO from 1994-2021
An executive responsible for the technical vision, framework and strategy of the Company?
A. CIO B. CDO C. CTO D. CPO
C. CTO - The Chief Technology Officer is responsible for the vision, framework and strategy of the company.
What is Working for NO pay called?
Volunteering
Ursula M. Burns became the first African American CEO of which fortune 500 Company?
A. Xerox B. HPE C. SUN D. IBM
A. Xerox
Ursula M. Burns became the first African American CEO of Xerox in 1978.
What does LOB Stand for?
Line Of Business
Who was the first CEO of Cisco?
A. John Chambers B. Bill Graves C. John Morgridge D. Chuck Robbins
B. Bill Graves : was the first CEO of Cisco from 1987-1988
An executive responsible for the Sales and Revenue of the organization?
A. CEO B. CPO C. COO D. CRO
D. CRO : Chief Revenue Officer is responsible for all the revenue generation processes of the organization
"Hard work beats Talent...." Finish the quote
"Hard work beats Talent, when Talent does not work hard"
According to the Fortune magazine, what percent of fortune 500 companies have women CEOs as of 2023?
A. 10.4% B. 13.8% C. 15.2% D. 18.6%
A. 10.4% of the Fortune 500 companies have women as their CEO
What does WFH stand for?
Work From Home
Who was the first CEO of Mircosoft?
A. Paul Allen B. Bill Gates C. Steve Ballmer D.Satya Nadella
B. Bill Gates was CEO of Microsoft from 1975 -2000
An executive who heads the board of directors of a company?
A. CEO B. Chairman C. CFO D. CDO
D. Chairman : The Chairman of the board
What is the most foundational characteristic of a successful company?
A. Work ethic B. Leadership C. Empathy D. Culture
D. Culture
Having a great corporate culture establishes the right environment for corporate success
How many Women CEOs are there in the Fortune 50 companies as of 2023?
A. 8 B. 10 C.18 D. 12
A. 8 They include: Karen S. Lynch - CVS, Gail K. Boudreaux - Elevance Health, Mary T. Barra - GM, Sarah M. London - Centene, Roz Brewer - Walgreens Boots Alliance, Priscilla Almodovar - Fannie Mae, Jane Fraser - Citi Group, Carol B. Tome - UPS
What does PTO stand for?
Paid Time Off
Who was the first CEO of Google?
A. Eric Schmidt B. Larry Paige C. Serge Brin D. Sundar Pichai
A. Eric Schmidt 2001 - 2011
An executive who is responsible for the vision, innovation, design and development of a product of a company?
A. CTO B. CIO C. CDO. D. CPO
D. CPO Chief Product Officer is responsible for the entire product lifecycle, from conception to launch.
According to the author Malcolm Gladwell, how many hours does it take to become world class expert in any one domain?
A. 10 hrs B.100 hrs C. 1000 hrs. D 10,000 hrs
D. 10,000 hrs
According to Gladwell's book Outliers, it takes around 10,000 hrs to master any one domain.
Who was the first Female CEO of a fortune 500 company?
A. Indira Nooyi B. Karen Lynch C. Geisha Williams D. Katharine Graham
D. Katharine Graham became the CEO of The Washington Post in 1972.
What does P&L stand for?
Profit & Loss
Who was the first CEO of Apple?
A. Steve Wozniak B. Steve Jobs C.Michael Scott D. Tim Cook
C. Michael Scott
Michael Scott was the CEO of Apple from 1977-1981