After conducting an internal audit, a firm discovers a total of 100 strengths and 100 weaknesses. What procedures then could be used to determine the most important of these? Why is it important to reduce the total number of key factors?
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First, we can categorize the strengths and weaknesses into different areas, such as financial, operational, marketing, human resources, and others. This will help in organizing the factors and identifying patterns. Show more…
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