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3 years ago

Knowing a company's business standards will:

Business

2 answers:

Crazy boy [7]3 years ago

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AnswerB.Help you get recognized as a valuable employee :)

Explanation:

sammy [17]3 years ago

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Answer:

Will help you get recognized as a valuable employee.

Explanation:

Company's business standard consists of measurements, acceptable practises, sets of instructions which serves as a limit for expected normal conduct in a business firm. It is an agreement between a company and it's employees as it relates to production, management, supply and delivery.etc.

Every company have it's own business standard which every employees are supposed to be familiar with. They are expected to align themselves with the standard of the organization. Understanding a company's business standard create cooperation between people and an organization hence assist in facilitating communication.

Therefore, knowing a company's business standard will help one get recognized as a valuable employee.

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current assets + fixed assets = current liabliies + non-currnet liab + stock + RE

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