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cookcarl

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What are the two main reasons for writing a business plan?
 
  What will be an ideal response?

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A team-based job design would work best for a business under what circumstances?
 
  A) The business has a bureaucratic organization structure.
  B) The business has a flat and boundaryless structure.
  C) The business maintains a strong defender strategy.
  D) The business is considering a move toward goal-setting theory.



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Answer to Question 1

First, writing a business plan forces a firm's founders to systematically think through each aspect of their new venture. Second, writing a business plan creates a selling document for a company. It provides a mechanism for a young company to present itself to potential investors, suppliers, business partners, key job candidates, and others.

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