Glo-Bus Exam ACTUAL QUESTIONS
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Included among the factors that affect the productivity of camera PATs and drone PATs are
1. the size of assembly quality incentives paid to camera/drone PATs, changes in the number of
camera/drone product enhancements, the percentage of the assembly process that is performed by
robots, hourly rates for overtime work, and the time PATs spend in making warrant repairs.
the annual percentage turnover rates of PAT members, warranty claim rates, attendance bonuses, the
size of the best practices/productivity improvement budget, and the percentage of the assembly
process that is performed by robots.
2. the percentage use of overtime, the complexity of camera/drone designs (as measured primarily by
the number of components used in the assembly process), the size of the company-paid fringe benefit
package that each PAT member receives, cumulative R&D expenditures for cameras/drones, the
number of different camera/drone mod - CORRECT ANSWER how the total compensation
packages (not including overtime pay) of camera/drone PAT members compare to the all-company
average compensation levels, how the total compensation of camera PATs compare against the total
compensation paid to drone PATs, the size of assembly quality incentive payments, and the amount a
company spends annually per camera/drone PAT on training and productivity-enhancing assembly
techniques, post-assembly product testing, and ways to reduce warranty claims.
Which of the following is not one of the five measures on which a company's performance is
judged/scored? - CORRECT ANSWER The extent to which the company's year-end P/Q
ratings for action cameras and for drones were below, Equal to, or above the annual targets set by the
company's board of directors.
Which of the following falsely characterizes either the company's operations or the global
camera/drone marketplace in which the company competes? - CORRECT ANSWER Both
cameras and drones are assembled by three person product assembly teams (PATs), With each PAT
performing the needed tasks at its own assigned workstation; the workstations assembling drones are
equipped with small robots that assist PATS in preforming several repetitive and tedious tasks more
accurately and efficiently.
Which of the following are components of the compensation package for members of camera/drone
PATs? - CORRECT ANSWER The dollar-cost of a PAT member's fringe benefit package,
assembly quality incentives ($ per unit assembled divided equally among PAT members), year-end
bonus for perfect attendance, and percentage increases in the annual base wage
AND CORRECT ANSWERS
Included among the factors that affect the productivity of camera PATs and drone PATs are
1. the size of assembly quality incentives paid to camera/drone PATs, changes in the number of
camera/drone product enhancements, the percentage of the assembly process that is performed by
robots, hourly rates for overtime work, and the time PATs spend in making warrant repairs.
the annual percentage turnover rates of PAT members, warranty claim rates, attendance bonuses, the
size of the best practices/productivity improvement budget, and the percentage of the assembly
process that is performed by robots.
2. the percentage use of overtime, the complexity of camera/drone designs (as measured primarily by
the number of components used in the assembly process), the size of the company-paid fringe benefit
package that each PAT member receives, cumulative R&D expenditures for cameras/drones, the
number of different camera/drone mod - CORRECT ANSWER how the total compensation
packages (not including overtime pay) of camera/drone PAT members compare to the all-company
average compensation levels, how the total compensation of camera PATs compare against the total
compensation paid to drone PATs, the size of assembly quality incentive payments, and the amount a
company spends annually per camera/drone PAT on training and productivity-enhancing assembly
techniques, post-assembly product testing, and ways to reduce warranty claims.
Which of the following is not one of the five measures on which a company's performance is
judged/scored? - CORRECT ANSWER The extent to which the company's year-end P/Q
ratings for action cameras and for drones were below, Equal to, or above the annual targets set by the
company's board of directors.
Which of the following falsely characterizes either the company's operations or the global
camera/drone marketplace in which the company competes? - CORRECT ANSWER Both
cameras and drones are assembled by three person product assembly teams (PATs), With each PAT
performing the needed tasks at its own assigned workstation; the workstations assembling drones are
equipped with small robots that assist PATS in preforming several repetitive and tedious tasks more
accurately and efficiently.
Which of the following are components of the compensation package for members of camera/drone
PATs? - CORRECT ANSWER The dollar-cost of a PAT member's fringe benefit package,
assembly quality incentives ($ per unit assembled divided equally among PAT members), year-end
bonus for perfect attendance, and percentage increases in the annual base wage
