Question

1) What is the first face of power in Lukes' reading?

a. The person who makes the deal gets his or her way

b. She or he who yells loudest gets his or her way

c. Direct confrontation

d. Both B and C.

2 The second face of power. What do you control here?

a) What people find out

b) What people get to debate or talk about

c) What gets on the list of things to be discussed.

d) Both B and C

3 The third face . What do you control here?

a. How much people yell about their complaints

b. People know they have an issue but you don’t talk about it.

c. People don’t know they have an issue

d. None of the above.

4 Radical Candor The two axes can also be described as:

a) The vertical axis is the take it seriously axis and the horizontal axis is the try hard axis.

b) The vertical axis is the talk directly axis and the horizontal axis is the make people mad axis .

c) The vertical axis is the ‘give a damn’ axis, and the horizontal axis is the “willing to .... people off” axis.

d) The vertical axis is the ‘be a jerk’ axis, and the horizontal axis is the “be a caring person” axis.

5 If you can't offer radical candor, the second best thing you can do is ......

a) Do nothing.

b) Be a jerk

c) Say feedback indirectly.

d) Try and meet with the person as much as you can.

Answer 1

1) What is the first face of power in Lukes' reading?

a. The person who makes the deal gets his or her way

2 The second face of power. What do you control here?

c) What gets on the list of things to be discussed

3 The third face . What do you control here?

b. People know they have an issue but you don’t talk about it

5 If you can't offer radical candor, the second best thing you can do is ......

c) Say feedback indirectly.