After setting a five-year goal for their company, a group of managers look at where the company is today and the steps needed to achieve the end goal. They are using a technique called
A)analogies.
B)random search.
C)means-end analysis.
D)none of these

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The technique used by the managers is means-end analysis, which involves breaking down the end goal into smaller objectives and determining the steps needed to achieve them. Analogies involve comparing two different things that share similarities, and random search involves trying different solutions without a specific plan. None of these techniques are applicable to the situation described.

After Setting a Five-Year Goal for Their Company, a Group