To identify a problem, a manager ________.
A)compares one set of standards or goals to a second set of standards or goals
B)looks for unhappy customers
C)uses intuition to see that things don't look right
D)compares the current state of affairs with some standard or goal

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To identify a problem, a manager needs to compare the current state of affairs with some standard or goal. This comparison helps the manager to recognize any deviations or gaps and identify a problem that needs to be addressed. Option A refers to comparing two sets of standards or goals, which may not necessarily help in identifying a problem. Option B suggests looking for unhappy customers which is just one way of identifying a problem. Option C refers to using intuition, which may not always be reliable in identifying problems.

To Identify a Problem, a Manager ________