The Practice of Giving Priority Attention to Situations Showing the Greatest

question 86

Multiple Choice

The practice of giving priority attention to situations showing the greatest need for action is called:

• A) management by opportunity.
• B) management by situation.
• C) management by exception.
• D) management by objectives.
• E) management by priority.

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