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After a draft mission statement has been developed, it is important to:

After a draft mission statement has been developed, it is important to:
A) ask managers to read several articles about mission statements as background information.
B) ask managers to seek support for the mission statement from their subordinates.
C) vote on the mission statement.
D) provide a request for modifications, additions and deletions to the mission statement.
E) ask managers to prepare a mission statement for the organization.

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Strategic Management: Concepts and Cases

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Perfect, now on to the next one

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I had to look through the textbook chapter twice, glad you found it helpful

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