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Components of an Objective

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What is the primary purpose of a target or hurdle level in an objective?

To set a specific goal to be achieved (correct)

To define the performance dimension

To provide a measure for evaluating progress

To establish a time frame for accomplishment

Which of the following is NOT a characteristic of a corporate objective?

Time-bound

Specific

Flexible (correct)

Relevant

What is the role of a performance dimension in an objective?

To set the target or hurdle level

To provide a measure for evaluating progress

To establish a time frame for completion

To define what is to be achieved (correct)

What does a measure or index provide in an objective?

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What is the purpose of a time frame in an objective?

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Components of an Objective

An objective consists of four essential components: performance dimension, measure or index, target or hurdle level, and time frame.
Performance Dimension: A specific area of performance that needs to be improved or achieved.
Measure or Index: A standard or criterion used to evaluate progress or achievement.
Target or Hurdle Level: A specific level of performance that needs to be achieved.
Time Frame: A specific duration within which the target or hurdle level is to be accomplished.
Objectives should be SMART: Specific, Measurable, Attainable, Relevant, and Time-bound.

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Learn about the key components of an objective, including performance dimensions, measures, target levels, and time frames. Understand how SMART criteria apply to objectives.