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Despite a good balance sheet and stock performance in recent quarters, the top management of Ackerman Consumer Products can see trouble on the horizon. From its beginnings as a family business manufacturing specific household items, it has grown to an industry giant with a line that includes several hundred tools. This growth has allowed it to acquire three other former rivals, all of which were victims of their own inability to change with the times. Along the way, Ackerman has maintained the same principles, particularly in terms of valuing the contributions of its employees and cultivating a strong workforce. Nevertheless, earnings are off. Which of the following did Ackerman's leadership most likely fail to do during the course of the organization's growth over the past few years?
Armature
The rotating coil or core in a motor or generator, on which the voltage is induced by magnetic fields.
Direction of Rotation
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