Which of the following is an example of a proactive change?
A) Mirabel's staff is unhappy about the long hours they have been working and several of them quit before she knows there is a problem.
B) Mirabel's group sends a product that is nearing its launch date back to the drawing board based on a competitor's superior new offering.
C) Mirabel cannot get permission to hire another person until her group misses several deadlines.
D) Mirabel is constantly "putting out fires," responding to daily crises in her group.
E) Mirabel explores improvements in bonus structures with her staff and begins to implement them despite the fact that her employees are generally content.

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Proactive change or planned change involves making carefully thought-out changes in anticipation of possible or expected problems or opportunities, as is the case with Mirabel's exploration of improvements in bonus structure.

Which of the Following Is an Example of a Proactive