A Key Difference Between a Vision and a Mission Is

question 5

Multiple Choice

A key difference between a vision and a mission is that

• A) the mission relates more to today's realities.
• B) a mission is set farther into the future.
• C) a vision does not deal with products or services.
• D) a vision deals more with operations.

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