Question

A difference between strategic and tactical goals is that: a. strategic goals are more specific than tactical goals. b. strategic goals are long-term in nature whereas tactical goals are short-term. c. tactical goals encompass broader dimensions than strategic goals. d. tactical goals are more important for a project than strategic goals.

Answer 1

(C) covers a broader view of the organization

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Answer 2

B) Strategic goals are long termin nature whereas tactical goals are short term

Step-by-step explanation:

Strategic goals are goals made to identify the supposed accomplishments of a business strategy. Companies or firms make strategic goals and identify what is been as the result of the business efforts. Strategic goals are implemented when a firm chooses to use a new strategy. Strategic goals are seen as long term and are based on predictions. Examples of strategic goals are increase in the number of publications, increase in the number of back links, seller's performance, increase in web traffic, e.t.c.

Tactical goals are targets formed in response to real world situations as they happen. When strategies are based on predictions, tactics are mainly realities currently happening. Tactical goals are not planned but strategic goals are. Tactical goals are short term in nature. Examples of tactical goals are sales, pricing, operations, e.t.c.