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gogolik [260]
1 year ago
12

After Sue purchased the business, one of her goals was better work-life balance, and she promoted employees to management positi

ons to achieve this. If she _________, she would have been determining whether performance met standards for this strategic objective.A) Trained an employee to handle the bookkeppingB) Counted how many hours she worked on weekends.C) Decided to be home by 7:00pm each weekday (NOT THE CORRECT ANSWER)D) Compared the hours she spent with her dog to her goal of 2 hours a day of "dogtime"
Business
1 answer:
makvit [3.9K]1 year ago
8 0

Answer:

<u>D) Compared the hours she spent with her dog to her goal of 2 hours a day of "dogtime"</u>

Explanation:

Remember, Sue wants to in the end determine whether performance met standards for the strategic objective of better work life.

Work life here includes the hours one spents in his or her job, therefore she should compare the hours she spent with her dog to her goal of 2 hours a day of "dogtime".

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