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Dovator [93]
2 years ago
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In order for managers to determine the resources needed to achieve their objectives, a(n)?

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mariarad [96]2 years ago
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A manager and employee agree on precise performance goals, and then a strategy is created to help them be achieved. This approach is known as management by objectives (MBO). Having an effective control system aids in achieving goals. Planning, organising, leading, and controlling are the four primary management activities that have replaced and replaced Fayol's functions over time. In contrast, managers work to apply procedures like organisational structuring and budgeting in order to attain organisational goals. Managers must make judgments to employ resources economically and effectively in order to meet market goals and objectives.

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