Your Supervisor Repeatedly Informs You That "Goals Without Objectives Are

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Multiple Choice

Your supervisor repeatedly informs you that "Goals without objectives are essentially meaningless." What is the rationale for such a philosophy?

• A) Goals are necessary to provide specific benchmarks that are used to gauge performance.
• B) Objectives provide a theoretical benchmark rather than a practical benchmark.
• C) A goal is not a goal unless it contains one or more objectives.
• D) Progress is impossible to track without measurable performance targets.
• E) Objectives are necessary to provide qualitative benchmarks that are used to gauge performance.

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