alleryPlans that are placed on a shelf and never revisited show a failure to value:
AContinuous listing
BContinuous leasing
CContinuous learning
DContinuous lending
Answer & Solution
Correct answer: C. Continuous learning
1. Plans must feed back into the next cycle.
2. Dust on the shelf is the symptom.
3. It shows a failure to value continuous learning.
_Source: OpenStax Principles of Management, Chapter 17, Organizational Planning and Controlling._
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