Create a corrective action report to describe what you found

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Assignment:

1. Create a Corrective Action Report to describe what you found. (finding? or observation?)

Note: this does not have to be a "form" but you can create one if you want. It is acceptable to list the items necessary for a corrective action report.

On a separate page

2. Explain how you should handle this, considering the four "windows" of Reframing Organizations.

Note: you should list all four "windows" and the implications of the situation from each "window." Hint: some "windows" are more important than others and some have implications for future operations.

You can invent corporate elements, such as the organizational structure of who supervises who and any reasonable time frame.

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