A Goal Differs from an Objective Because It

question 32

Multiple Choice

A goal differs from an objective because it

• A) is open-ended.
• B) is quantified.
• C) specifies measurable results.
• D) is clearly specified.
• E) provides a time horizon.

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Definitions:

Application Documents

Documents submitted in the process of applying for something, such as a job, school, or loan, which typically include personal and qualification details.

Employment Opportunity

Refers to a job opening or position that is available to be applied for by candidates seeking employment.

Prospecting

Prospecting is the act of searching for potential customers or clients for business opportunities.

Job-Seekers

Individuals actively looking for employment opportunities.