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WARRIOR [948]
2 years ago
8

Think about choices to include and choices to avoid when developing a mission statement. Drag and drop each of the following phr

ases to either the Good Mission Statements box or the Poor Mission Statements box. Lists all the products the organization sells Addresses customers the organization serves Is product-oriented Is meaningful Is specific Is very broad Is less than seven words Describes the business the organization is in Is market-oriented States what the organization wants to accomplish Submit Poor Mission Statements Good Mission Statements
Business
1 answer:
sergeinik [125]2 years ago
8 0

Answer and Explanation:

The categorization is as follows:

For Poor Mission Statements:

1. Lists all or all kinds of  the products the organization sells

2. is product-oriented

3. is very broad  or wide

4. is less or lower than seven words

For Good Mission Statements:

1.  Addresses customers the organization serves

2. Is meaningful  and relevant

3. Is specific  and determined

4. Describes the business the organization is in

5. is market-oriented

6. States what the organization wants to accomplish or achieve

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