If You Do Not Have All of the Information for a Complete

question 103

Multiple Choice

If you do not have all of the information for a complete plan, you should

• A)make decisions based on what you have, since perfect information is rare.
• B)wait until you can get that information to take action you know will be appropriate.
• C)implement two or more courses of action simultaneously.
• D)shrink the plan to limit its scope to only areas where you have good information.
• E)disregard the plan and go with your intuition.

Know how to effectively prepare for and navigate through a job interview.

Learn the operations and fee structures of private employment agencies.

Understand the role and formulation of performance objectives within a practicum.

Acknowledge the significance of ongoing education and information acquisition in one’s field.

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