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When setting objectives, managers should state objectives as specifically as possible because ________.

When setting objectives, managers should state objectives as specifically as possible because ________.
A) it ensures that employees have explicit directions for what they should do
B) it ensures that employee productivity will vary according to the needs of the situation
C) it allows employees to make inferences about what they should do to accomplish their goals
D) it allows them to set the pace for employees' work
E) it reduces the risk of suboptimization

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