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What is the importance of an organization's mission? What ways does the mission impact how an organization operates? What components are critical for an organization's mission?

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The importance of an organization's mission are determined. The ways which mission impacts and organization operate are determined. THe components of critical for an organization's mission are given.

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What is the importance of an organization's mission?
An organization's mission is important because it is a goal or an objective that can be expressed to its employees, customers and the general public about the purpose for the organization existing. The mission expresses more than the financial goals of the company, and even extends beyond the value to the shareholder. The mission needs to tell the public why they ...

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