A Process by Which Leaders Measure, Evaluate, and Compare Results

question 11

Multiple Choice

A process by which leaders measure, evaluate, and compare results to goals and standards previously agreed upon and take corrective action when necessary to stay on course is known as:

• A) productivity.
• B) controlling.
• C) maintaining.
• D) win-win problem solving.
• E) None of the above.

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