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What is the 80/20 rule also called?
Answer: Pareto principle
Why: Economist Vilfredo Pareto found that about 80% of Italy's land was owned by about 20% of its people.
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What does the KR in OKR stand for?
Answer: Key results
Why: OKRs took off at chipmaker Intel under Andy Grove in the 1970s, and Google adopted them in 1999.
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Who developed the Theory X and Theory Y management models?
Answer: Douglas McGregor
Why: Theory X assumes employees dislike labor and avoid tasks, while Theory Y treats people as naturally driven to solve problems.
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Who does a company's CEO normally answer to?
Answer: The board
Why: A German stock corporation must have two boards: the CEO sits on the management board, and a supervisory board appoints and oversees it.
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What does adding people to a late software project do, per Brooks's law?
Answer: Delays it further
Why: Newcomers need time to get up to speed, and every extra person adds communication overhead for the whole team.
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How many managerial roles did Henry Mintzberg identify?
Answer: 10
Why: Mintzberg arrived at his list by shadowing five chief executives for a week each.