Rishonly Posted 21 years ago
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"Short-term objectives and action plans that more usefuly personal and group roles in a firm's strategies and are also measurable, realistic, and challenging can be powerful motivators of managerial performance—particularly when these objectives are linked to the firm's reward structure."
I have tough time in parsing the above sentence ,and I parase the sentence as following. Please advise.
Short-term objectives and action plans [( that more usefuly personal and group roles in a firm's strategies) and (are also measurable, realistic, and challenging)] can be powerful motivators of managerial performance—particularly when these objectives are linked to the firm's reward structure.
I have tough time in parsing the above sentence ,and I parase the sentence as following. Please advise.
Short-term objectives and action plans [( that more usefuly personal and group roles in a firm's strategies) and (are also measurable, realistic, and challenging)] can be powerful motivators of managerial performance—particularly when these objectives are linked to the firm's reward structure.
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that more usefuly personal and group roles in a firm's strategies - I think there is a word missing here as it is nonsensical at the moment. Should it be 'that more usefully describe/define personal and group roles in a firm's strategies? Then it makes sense.
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that more usefuly personal and group roles in a firm's strategies - I think there is a word missing here as it is nonsensical at the moment. Should it be 'that more usefully describe/define personal and group roles in a firm's strategies? Then it makes sense.
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