________ Is a Goal-Setting Process in Which a Manager Meets

question 52

Multiple Choice

________ is a goal-setting process in which a manager meets periodically with his or her supervisor to set goals and evaluate how well previously set goals have been met.

• A) Management by consultation
• B) Management by observation
• C) Management by intervention
• D) Management by objectives

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