Author Question: The decision-making pitfall that favors programmed solutions based on what worked in the past, even ... (Read 138 times)

theo · **on:** Jul 6, 2018

The decision-making pitfall that favors programmed solutions based on what worked in the past, even though that may no longer be relevant, reflects

A) overlooking important constituencies.
B) a bias toward objective data.
C) the if it isn't broke, don't fix it syndrome.
D) premature evaluation.

Question 2

The planning program in which objectives are mutually set between the employee and supervisor is known as

A) management by objectives.
B) management by walking around.
C) opportunistic planning.
D) cascading objectives.