When a Company's Scorecard Is Not Balanced, It Usually Tends

question 86

Multiple Choice

When a company's scorecard is not balanced, it usually tends to overemphasize the area that ________.

• A) involves customers
• B) has to do with productivity
• C) best matches its organizational style and philosophy
• D) contrasts most with its organizational style and philosophy

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