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Of the four steps in the control process, which is the most important? Why?

Four Steps:
1. setting performance standards
2. measuring performance
3. comparing performance against the standards and determining deviations
4. taking corrective actions

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The four step control process importance is discussed. The most important step is determined.

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I believe that the most important part of the control process is #4. So many times we find in business that we just keep doing ...

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