When an organization is evaluating its strategic position,which is not one of the strategic questions that an organization generally may ask itself?
A) Where is the organization now?
B) Are we on target to hit our financial objectives next year?
C) If no changes are made, where will the organization be in one year?
D) If the evaluation is negative, what specific actions should management take?
E) If no changes are made, where will the organization be in 10 years?

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While financial objectives are certainly an important consideration for an organization when evaluating its strategic position, it is not one of the general strategic questions that an organization may ask itself. The other options listed are all common strategic questions that organizations may ask themselves when evaluating their strategic position.

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