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your web page. Management and Organizational Behavior - Chapters 1, 2, 3
What is the measure of how productively an organization uses its resources to achieve a goal?efficiency: measure of how well or productively resources are used to achieve a goal.
What are the organizational goals of a organization?They include specific, day-to-day operational tasks needed to run a business and that help drive scalability and business growth. Key organizational goals can also include employee and management performance, productivity, profitability, innovation, market share and social responsibility goals.
What means organizational goals are achieved?Organizational goals are the overarching targets established by organizational leaders. Leaders create organizational goals to achieve a certain level of output and success. These specific objectives are typically used to guide desirable organizational outcomes and create outlines for employee workflow.
What are the 3 types of organizational goals?There are three types of organizational goals: individual, team, and corporate. With these goals, they all have specific time frames for achievement. In many cases, those goals have longer time frames than others.
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