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RideAnS [48]
4 years ago
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You are the president of a toy manufacturing company that has recently discovered its bendable action figures break too easily.

You need to compose a message to your customers addressing this issue. You’ve already anticipated the impact of this message. What should your next steps be? Check all that apply. Determine how to avoid accepting blame. Organize your ideas. Jot down reasons that explain the bad news. Proofread for punctuation errors.
Business
1 answer:
Alika [10]4 years ago
8 0

Answer:

Proofread for punctuation errors (it's a must!!), Jot down reasons that explain the bad news (I think), Organize your ideas (I think)

Explanation:

I think: Jotting down the reasoning helps/support the information (specifically) the bad news. Organizing your ideas helps to keep everything you write on track and ideas you want to mention always start from check-point A to check-point B and so forth.... (It's my thoughts of an answer)

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