In identifying a problem, a manager ________.
A)expects problems to be very obvious
B)looks for discrepancies that can be postponed
C)avoids acting under pressure or stress
D)compares the current state of affairs with where they want to be
E)both A and D

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In identifying a problem, a manager compares the current state of affairs with where they want to be, to identify any discrepancies or gaps that need to be addressed. This process involves assessing the current situation, identifying the desired state, and recognizing the differences between the two as potential problems to solve.

In Identifying a Problem, a Manager ________