The 4 th Management Function: CONTROLLING

Jul 31, 2014

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The 4 th Management Function: CONTROLLING. Managing for productivity and results. Competitive advantage. …must operate in a complex environment and…. Diversity. Planning. …make decision about the 4 management functions. You as a manager…. Globalization. Organizing.

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The 4 th Management Function: CONTROLLING

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