PHL QUESTION

need watch a 6 minutes vedeo and anser 10 question 

  

What was wrong with Enron?

    

   

A.

It was a very successful company, which has   become a legend for all inspiring executives after it.

  

B.

Its executives made fortune for themselves   while driving the company into bankruptcy.

  

C.

It should not have owned Malden Mills.

Which of the following is true about Malden Mills?

    

   

A.

It was dissolved due to   conflicts among shareholders.

  

B.

It was located in Ohio.

  

C.

It invented the fabric Polartec.

What setback did Malden Mills experienced?

    

   

A.

Its plant was burned down two weeks before   Christmas in 1995.

  

B.

Workers left the mills for better jobs.

  

C.

The owner got a deadly disease.

Which of the following about Aaron Feuerstein is true?

    

   

A.

He was the second generation owner of the   mills.

  

B.

He would like to keep the business alive   despite the setback.

  

C.

In order to keep the business alive, he had to   lay off some people

What did Feuerstein do after the setback?

    

   

A.

He built the mills right at the same place in   Lawrence, MA.

  

B.

He moved the mills to the south.

  

C.

He moved the mills overseas.

According to the video, what did Feuerstein do to the employees?

    

   

A.

He continued to pay the workers for months   even when the business had stopped during that period of time.

  

B.

Despite the layoff due to   the setback, he promised the remaining employees that they would be able to   keep their jobs.

  

C.

He gave the workers big bonus for their   Christmas.

When he was asked if he made a wise business decision, Feuerstein said:

    

   

A.

he had to do it even when it was not a wise   business decision.

  

B.

he calculated that he could   benefit from that business decision; therefore he did what he did.

  

C.

he thought it was a wise business decision but   he didn't help people because of that.

How much did it cost him to follow through his decision?

    

   

A.

55 thousand dollars.

  

B.

90 thousand dollars.

  

C.

25   million dollars.

Feuerstein was a

    

   

A.

Catholic

  

B.

Buddhist

  

C.

Jewish

What message would Feuerstein want to be on his tombstone?

    

   

A.

That he was persistent in doing the right   things.

  

B.

That he was a successful CEO.

  

C.

That he   was a proud owner of the once-famous Malden Mills.