Mission statements should be written according to certain guidelines. Which of the following are some of these guidelines? Select all that apply
a. no longer than a couple of sentences
b. states the organization's purpose using action words
c. covers a variety of activities and spans a broad time frame
d. should be simple and from the heart
A, B, D
A mission statement is a formal expression of an organization's purpose. Mission statements are drafted according to the following guidelines: they should be no longer than a couple of sentences, they state the organization's purpose using action words, and they should be simple and from the heart. Vision statements reflect an organization's vision of itself for the future. They tend to cover a variety of activities and span longer and broader time frames.
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