Long-Range Planning as a Management Function Is More Important

question 94

Multiple Choice

Long-range planning as a management function is more important:

• A) at top management levels.
• B) at lower management levels.
• C) at middle management levels.
• D) for staff functions than line functions.

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Definitions:

Linguistic Dimensions

Aspects of language use that affect communication and understanding in negotiations, including terminology, jargon, and nonverbal cues.

Threats

Indications or warnings of potential harm, danger, or negative outcomes.

Feedback

Information given to a person or system about their performance or behavior, intended to guide future improvements.

Strategically

In a manner that is carefully planned to achieve a specific end or advantage.