Business, 14.11.2020 09:30 yohannaG4315

Part I Directions: Read through the problem-solving steps below. Then number the steps in the order in which you would be most likely to complete them. STEPS FOR SOLVING PROBLEMS
Order Problem-Solving Steps
Evaluate options.
Evaluate how well your plan worked.
Consider the consequences.
Identify options.
Make a plan.
Identify the problem.
Carry out your plan.
Choose the best option.
Gather information.
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