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試験コード: | LEAD |
試験名称: | Leadership and Transformation in Supply Management |
認定資格: | ISM |
無料問題数: | 167 |
更新日: | 2025-09-04 |
Smith is a supply manager for UVW, Inc. In late June, a stakeholder asks Smith to issue a request for proposal (RFP) with a due date of August 8. Smith makes an error in the RFP and indicates the deadline as August 15. Smith discovers the error several weeks later and, without consulting the supervisor, contacts the stakeholder to say that some potential suppliers could not meet the August 8 deadline and requested that the deadline be extended to August 15. The stakeholder grudgingly agrees to the extension. Smith's supervisor learns of the attempted cover-up before the original due date. Which of the following is the BEST way for the supervisor to handle this situation?
A supply manager is serving on a large-scale project team in another country. To encourage the team's efforts, an early completion incentive is linked to the project. During an on-site visit, a local government official pulls the supply manager aside and offers to expedite a required approval in return for a $500 "administration" fee paid in cash.
Given this situation, which of the following is the MOST appropriate course of action for the supply manager to take?
An employee who has been competent and reliable in the past suddenly exhibits erratic behavior and makes mistakes which could have a serious impact on the department as well as the company. The department supervisor learns that the employee is trying to cope with extraordinary family challenges. Given this situation, which of the following is the BEST course of action for the supervisor to take?
A supply manager for a manufacturing firm is part of a cross-functional team focusing on critical parts. A major supplier of these parts has an excellent record for quality, competitive pricing, and a good relationship with the firm. However, this supplier often requires frequent follow-up and expedited shipping, typically at added cost. The team is reluctant to consider other sources, and believes the firm's needs are being met by the current supplier. In response, the supply manager assembles data on the supplier's performance and describes the potential risks of shortages and delays. After further discussion, the team agrees to investigate alternate sources, and eventually identifies two other suppliers offering comparable pricing and quality, with better reputations for timely delivery.
Which of the following BEST describes how the supply manager helped the team produce a successful outcome?