When managers want employees to see them as a leader, they might demonstrate their expertise in the area, or just remind employees that they are boss. Both of these are considered what kind of strategies?

Upton Sinclair's book, The Brass Check, examined

A) corruption in the banking industry. B) difficulties in getting financial assistance in the early 1900s. C) dangerous flaws in large factories' safety procedures. D) newsroom corruption, such as bribes.

After a series of unfruitful meetings that meandered without direction, Peter decides he needs to do something to keep the next meeting on track. What can Peter do differently at the following meeting?

a) Set an agenda b) Send a summary memo c) Limit attendance d) Set a time limit