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melamori03 [73]
1 year ago
5

For managers, in any organization, threats include product or service niches that are underserved, out-of-cycle hiring possibili

ties, mergers, purchases, or upgrades in equipment, space, or other assets. True or false?.
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xxMikexx [17]1 year ago
3 0

For managers, in any organization, threats include product or service niches that are underserved, out-of-cycle hiring possibilities, mergers, purchases, or upgrades in equipment, space, or other assets. false

An organization is a set of those who paintings collectively, like a neighborhood affiliation, a charity, a union, or a company. you may use the phrase business enterprise to consult institution or commercial enterprise, or to the act of forming or organizing something.

3 types of organization describe the organizational systems that are utilized by most businesses today: useful, departmental and matrix. each of those bureaucracy has benefits and downsides that proprietors must keep in mind earlier than figuring out which one to implement for their commercial enterprise.

Learn more about the organization here: brainly.com/question/24448358

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