The Most Common Occurrence in Setting Goals and Selecting a Strategy

question 6

Multiple Choice

The most common occurrence in setting goals and selecting a strategy is that:

• A) The environment is ignored to select the ideal mission.
• B) Goals are set so high that they can rarely be attained.
• C) New goals and strategies are selected on the basis of environmental needs and the organization is redesigned accordingly.
• D) Environment and current structure and goals are considered simultaneously.

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Definitions:

Monogamy

A relationship or marriage system where an individual has only one partner at a time.

Christian Names

Traditionally, given names selected from the Bible or derived from saints and other Christian religious figures, commonly used in Christian families.

Popé

A Pueblo religious leader who orchestrated the Pueblo Revolt against Spanish colonial rule in New Mexico in 1680.

Friars

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