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slava [35]
2 years ago
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April, a production manager at Alton Corp., needs to evaluate the performance of her employees. She asks her subordinate, Tiff,

to carry out this job. Tiff uses a rating scale, which ranges from 1 to 10, to rate 50 employees. She gives a score of 3 to 39 employees. In doing so, Tiff commits a _____ error.
Business
1 answer:
lana [24]2 years ago
3 0

Answer:

Strictness error

Explanation:

Strictness error occurs when raters (e.g., supervisors) judge employee performance to be less than what it is when compared against objective criteria.

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In order to maximize average daily profit, optimal number of reservations = 100 rooms.

Explanation:

As for the provided information, we have

Total number of rooms = 100

Chances of guests not arriving = 5%

Therefore, guests to arrive = 95%

Thus, bookings = 100/95% = 105.26

Rounding off we have 105 rooms,

Let us assume, all rooms are booked and no cancellation is done, in that case,

Total revenue = $150 \times 100 = $15,000

Less: Overbooked charges = $200 \times 5 = ($1,000)

Less: Variable Cost = $30 \times 100 = ($3,000)

Thus total revenue will be $11,000

In case of booking of 100 rooms the net revenue in case of 5% cancellations, shall be:

Rooms booked = 100 - 5% = 95

Revenue = 95 \times $150 = $14,250

Less: Variable Costs = 95 \times $30 = ($2,850)

Thus total revenue = $11,400

Since profit in case of booking 100 rooms is more in any case, even in case of least cancellation the revenue will increase.

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For store 1, it can be placed on 16 sites. Store 2 can be placed on 15 sites (since store 1 is already on site 1). Store 3 can be placed on 14 sites and so on until store 5 which has 12 sites.

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  • Clyde: $35,000
  • daughter: $35,000

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