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Success means comparing actual results with objectives

Success means comparing actual results with objectives

A business judges success by comparing what it actually achieved with the objective it set. The result must be compared with the objective's intended direction: if a higher result is desirable, the actual result should meet or exceed the target; if a lower result is desirable, the actual result should meet or fall below the target.

1.3.4 Using objectives to judge success Lesson

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Step-by-step lessons on AQA GCSE Business 1.3.4 Using objectives to judge success. Each one builds up to exam-style questions. Start by mastering business terminology and the functional areas (marketing, finance, operations, HR) before moving on to the extended, evaluation-heavy questions that carry the most marks.

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