In which of the following situations is a company most likely to need a series of problem-solving meetings that have no preset agenda?
A) planning the annual picnic
B) deciding the work assignments for a project
C) developing a new product proposal
D) discussing the transition to new ownership
E) reviewing a market research report

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Problem-solving meetings typically involve brainstorming about how to address and solve a particular work problem.Problem-solving meetings involve more fluid issues that are less easily classified as discrete agenda items and that are less easily given time allotments.An ongoing transition such as new ownership would require a series of problem-solving meetings.

In Which of the Following Situations Is a Company Most