Hospitality and Tourism Management

Authentic and sustainable leadership

1. what the letter CSR stand for:
2. The author Milton Friedman is a strong advocate for organisations being fully engaged in CSR activities. True or False
3. Which of the following areas are not covered in the UN Gobal compact adopted in July 2000? (select all that apply) Select all apply a. the environment b. human rights c. anti-corruption d. international fraud e. labour standards f. hijacking
4. The global reporting mechanism is:
5. Elkington's triple bottom line (3Ps) framework has become very commonly used in relation to sustainability. Which of the following are not listed among the 3Ps?
6. Stakeholder theory asks two questions that executives need to answer. These are: (Select the two correct responses)
7. According to Jensen and Luthans (2006), authentic leadership finds its origins in the following field: a. ecomomics b. human resources management c. positive psychology d. coaching
8. A key characteristics of authentic leaders is thaat they are true to themselves and true to others. True or False?
9. A leader deemed authentic by ebployees is one who is preceived as striving to a transparent, future-oriented, and associate-building. True or False?
10. Authentic leadership places emphasis on pleasing others responding to the needs of followers. True or False?