Where are performance data commonly obtained?
A) Competitors, written reports, and personal observation.
B) Top, middle, and lower management.
C) Oral and written reports and personal observation.
D) Competitors, oral reports, and upper management.
E) Technical analysts from outside the company.

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To measure performance levels, managers can count units produced, days absent, papers filed, samples distributed, and dollars earned. Performance data commonly are obtained from three sources: written reports, oral reports, and personal observations.

Where Are Performance Data Commonly Obtained