Garnet Electronics discloses to you that it uses a balanced scorecard with the following performance measures: Required: Link the measures to the perspectives of the balanced scorecard by filling in the following table: Perspective Performance Measure Perspective Number 1. Financial Profit 2. Customer Training hours 3. Learning and growth Percentage defects 4. Internal business processes Employee turnover Customer satisfaction Patents awarded
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