Because External Environments Can Be Dynamic, Confusing, and Complex, Managers

question 89

True/False

Because external environments can be dynamic, confusing, and complex, managers use a three-step process to make sense of the changes in their external environments. Those steps are (1) environmental scanning, (2) interpreting environmental factors, and (3) acting on threats and opportunities.

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