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4 years ago

Which managerial function will help you evaluate your organization’s current state?

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Hey there,

Your question states: "Which managerial function will help you evaluate your organization’s current state"?

Answer/Reason: Based on reasoning and knowledge, I believe that your correct answer would be "planning". The reason I say this is because in order to progress the current state that you would be in, you would have to plan on in order to progress from your current state.
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~Jurgen

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